Agree on what is true
Approve each client’s hours, prices, services, and booking rules. Every test starts with those facts.
We are developing a service that tests your AI receptionist like a customer, then checks the test calendar. Find the gap between a convincing answer and a booking that actually exists.
Seeking agency partners. Compatibility is confirmed before payment.
Can I book a haircut with Alex at 10?
Of course. You’re booked for 10 am.
Booking claimedThe conversation passed. The outcome did not.
Built for agencies responsible for more than a good demo. Keep an eye on the booking experience after the agent goes live.
Approve each client’s hours, prices, services, and booking rules. Every test starts with those facts.
Run repeatable customer conversations in a designated test environment. Keep usage and costs bounded.
Compare the promised booking with calendar evidence. Investigate failures and retest after a fix.
Correct service. Correct time. Correct staff member. No duplicates. A missing booking should never hide behind a friendly transcript.
Prepare your test setupFor agencies with deployed booking agents and access to a dedicated test environment. We confirm compatibility before accepting a pilot.
Two agents. One supported channel and stack.
The planned service includes maintaining the agreed test suite and investigating failures. The product keeps the evidence and review work together.
Tests require an explicitly confirmed test agent and dedicated test calendar. We do not enable live runs against production calendars.
This release includes a working sample environment and a webchat API adapter contract. Google Calendar and Cal.com readers need credentials and a verified test setup. Voice activation requires Twilio and a reachable callback service.
No. A passing run shows that the configured checks passed for that scenario. Coverage, missing evidence, and items needing human review remain visible.