Books appointments end to end
Esmi checks your live calendar, offers the times you actually have open, and books the visit on the same call. No staff handoff.
Hear Esmi take a call
Esmi is answering calls in production today. A real recording first, then the same agent live in a chat you can type into. No form, no scheduling — the product doing its job, and the record it leaves behind.
Pick a business below and hear how Esmi would pick up your line.
Sample only — your Esmi will use your business name and services.
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Now ask it yourself
This is the same agent that answers the phone, running against a sample business. Ask it for an appointment, in English or Spanish.
Esmi
AI Receptionist·
Hi there! I'm Esmi, your AI receptionist at Orchelix. I can book appointments, check availability, and answer any questions about our services or pricing. How can I help you today?
What every call leaves behind
The conversation is the visible part. The record is the part that matters at month-end, in a dispute, or when an auditor asks what happened.
- Transcript
- Full text of both sides, in whichever language was spoken
- Summary
- Why the caller rang, in a short summary
- Outcome
- Booked, answered, escalated, or voicemail
- Recording
- The call audio, ready to replay in your call log
- Handoff
- Your team picks up with the transcript and summary in the call log
Sample call●●●
Illustrative sample of the record shape — not a client call.
What Esmi handles
Qualifies new leads
It asks the screening questions you'd ask, then you get a summary of the call by email and in your call log.
Escalates urgency
When a caller is hurt, upset, or it's urgent, Esmi recognizes it in English or Spanish and emails you an alert right away, instead of just taking a message.
How Esmi is operated
- Languages
- Answers in English or Spanish
- Privacy
- Questions go to privacy@orchelix.com
- Oversight
- Every booking is on your calendar, where you can change or cancel it
Put it on your own line
Fourteen days, your real number, a senior consultant on the setup — and every call on the record from the first ring.