Booking alerts
A call to the manager about each new booking, confirmed by keypress.
No booking waits until morning: the bot calls about it right away, confirms the details with the guest and answers routine questions by phone and chat. Your front desk looks after guests who have already arrived.
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An AI voice bot for hotels calls the duty manager about a new booking about 15 seconds after it is made, confirms the stay with the guest by keypress and calls again if voicemail answers. It answers guest questions about check-in, parking and breakfast from the hotel's knowledge base and hands complex cases to the front desk.
A new booking triggers a call to the responsible manager. The bot reads out the dates, room type and guest name, and the manager presses a key to confirm they have seen it. Calls go out only during working hours and only for bookings nobody has confirmed yet.

Questions about check-in, transfers, parking and breakfast arrive in one shared inbox. The bot replies to the first message under rules your admin sets, and during the shift the AI suggests a ready answer from the hotel's knowledge base with a link to the source.

A call to the manager about each new booking, confirmed by keypress.
The bot reminds the guest of the arrival date and asks them to press “1”. On voicemail it leaves a short message and calls back later.
Inbound calls get an answer from the knowledge base instead of ringing out. Complex questions go to the front desk.
A short keypress survey. An unhappy guest shows up in the report right away.
By phone number the bot sees summaries of past calls. Your admin turns this on.
Calls go out only in the allowed window and in the hotel's time zone.
Problem. A website booking waits until morning and the guest is unsure it went through.
What the AI does. The bot calls the duty manager right after the booking, who confirms it with a keypress.
Outcome. The booking is confirmed the same night and the guest gets an answer without waiting.
Problem. Front desk staff spend time redialing.
What the AI does. A confirmation campaign with voicemail detection and scheduled retries.
Outcome. Staff see only the guests the bot could not reach.
Problem. A queue of questions about documents, transfers and payment.
What the AI does. Routine answers by phone and chat from the operator's knowledge base, complex requests to a manager.
Outcome. Managers spend their time on sales and complex bookings, not repeat questions.
Problem. Unhappy guests leave silently and post a review online.
What the AI does. A post-checkout call with a short survey and an alert on a low score.
Outcome. The general manager hears about a problem before a public review appears.
The pilot runs on your number and your PBX. We start with one scenario and part of your bookings.
Check-in and check-out rules, services, parking, transfers and common guest questions, uploaded to the console.
Calls go through your PBX or SIP trunk. Bookings arrive by webhook or as an uploaded list.
Text with variables such as guest name, dates and room type. Set working hours, retries and front desk handoff rules.
Listen to conversations in the console and refine the wording and knowledge base answers.
Compare no-shows and front desk workload before and during the pilot.
On the test stand it takes about 15 seconds from the booking event to a completed call. Calls go out only during working hours and only for unconfirmed bookings.
Yes. It reads out the dates and asks the guest to press “1” to confirm or another key to decline. The result is saved on the call record with a timestamp.
The bot detects voicemail in the first seconds. It can leave a short message and call again on the schedule you set.
The voice works in Russian only. For international guests, use the website chat, Telegram or Viber.
Yes, if those rules are in the hotel's knowledge base. The AI answers only from your documents and does not make up terms.
Yes. You set the handoff rules: on the guest's request, by topic or by keyword. The staff member sees the transcript and the reason for the handoff.
There is no ready PMS integration. Bookings arrive by webhook or as an uploaded list, and call outcomes go back to your CRM or systems.
Yes. The bot introduces itself as AI at the start of the call. It is honest with guests and avoids awkward questions.
We will demo your booking scenario and outline a pilot plan.