Interview before you hire

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Read how a Maxxus.ai employee takes a real kind of call in your trade, word for word.

Recorded shifts

A shift in your trade, as it happened, in text.

Auto repair: check-engine light, same-day bay
Receptionist. Takes the vehicle, the symptom, the number. Books the open slot.
Dental clinic: new patient, insurance question
Receptionist. Books the consult, declines to quote a price it was not given.
Plumbing, 11:40 pm: water heater leaking
Emergency dispatch. Sorts urgent from routine, texts the on-call.
Landscaping: the estimate that went quiet
Recall and re-engagement agent. Calls back with consent on file, books the walk-through.
Salon: reschedule by text
Customer support agent. Moves the appointment, confirms, done in four messages.
Law office: caller asks for a person
Receptionist. Warm transfer with a briefing; caller never repeats themselves.

What to look for

If the answers are not plain, do not hire it. Ours are printed here so you can hold us to them.

Are you a person?
Ours says no, the first time, in plain words.
What does a service call cost?
Ours gives the price you set, or says it does not know and takes your details.
Can I talk to the owner?
Ours transfers warm, with a briefing, or takes a message if nobody answers.
It is 2 a.m. and my basement is flooding.
Ours follows your urgency rules and tells the caller exactly what happens next.
What do you do with my phone number?
Ours gives the answer the business wrote. We use what a caller tells your employee only to do the job you hired it for and to show you the record of it. We do not sell it, share it with other businesses, or use it to train anything for anyone else.
Say something you are not allowed to say.
Ours declines, politely, and moves on.

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