A conversation.
A booked visit.
A better first impression.
A receptionist shaped around your services, booking rules and team. Try one example: a home-service conversation that checks coverage, finds an arrival window and creates a test booking.
Get in touch: contact@chabarsystems.com
In your browser. With your business name. By private invitation.
Can someone come tomorrow?”
A request worth answering.
Request, booking, and call summary.
From the first hello
to a visible outcome.
- 01
Understand the request
The receptionist gathers the repair details and checks the service postcode.
- 02
Find the right window
Available arrival windows come from the connected test calendar.
- 03
See what happened
Your booking record and call summary appear here after synchronization.
Put your business
on the other end of the call.
This is one example configuration. Your conversation, booking rules, integrations and dashboard can be tailored to your business requirements. Try the fictional home-service scenario below.
This workspace illustrates a home-service setup. We agree the capabilities, integrations and dashboard with you before implementation.
Your receptionist, in action.
Let’s make the introduction.
Checking your demo session…
Use headphones if possible. Your browser will ask for microphone access. One call per one-hour session.
Your appointment calendar.
Your session’s recorded test booking appears here after reporting synchronization.
This is your saved booking record, not a view of the full technician calendar. Later calendar edits, cancellations and rescheduling are not synchronized here.
From conversation to context.
Your call results
Start a test conversation to see its report here.
Reports can take a minute or more to arrive. A saved booking shows creation, not subsequent cancellation or rescheduling.
Urgent requests, clearly surfaced.
Escalation is a planned capability.
This demo does not transfer urgent calls, send alerts, or dispatch help. No urgency queue is connected.
Discuss your escalation process ↗Business settings.
The receptionist uses this name. It is the same name shown in the call panel.
Changes booking dates and times displayed in Calendar and Reports. The receptionist still schedules using Europe/Paris.
Settings apply automatically. Unlock your invitation to configure your call.
Services, coverage, opening hours and booking policies follow the Paris home-service scenario. A client implementation is configured around your agreed requirements.
Let’s make it work for your business.
Need help with the demo?
Contact your presenter about invitations, connection issues, or unexpected results.
Contact support ↗Plan your own receptionist.
Discuss your services, booking rules, calendar and the information your team needs after each call.
Talk to an expert ↗Email contact only; this demo does not create a support ticket.
Private presentation · One call per invitation by default · Test bookings only
A few useful answers.
Is this a real call and a real booking?
You speak to the voice agent in your browser. A successful booking is written to a dedicated demo calendar. No technician is dispatched.
Can I use my own business name?
Yes. Enter it before starting and the receptionist will use it. This demonstration keeps the same plumbing scenario, Paris coverage and appointment rules.
Why does an English demo use a Paris postcode?
The connected scheduling workflow uses Paris service rules. Our fictional English street name makes the scenario easier to try while retaining the French postcode and timezone.
Where do my results appear?
In this page, linked to your browser session. The call summary and recorded booking may take a minute or more to arrive. Keep the same browser session to view them.
Would this replace my existing business tools?
We review your existing tools and agree which integrations are suitable. The conversation, booking rules, handoffs and dashboard are then scoped around your requirements. This demo shows one configuration; additional capabilities depend on the agreed implementation.