Answer useful calls. Escalate risky ones.
Use only business facts and handling rules the manager has approved.
Hand complaints, account questions and uncertain answers to a person.
Show managers what changed, who approved it and what is waiting.
Services
Cortex Coders' primary product is the controlled Voice AI receptionist. Everything else here — control panels, approved business facts, review and automation — exists to keep that receptionist accurate, supervised and useful.
Use only business facts and handling rules the manager has approved.
Hand complaints, account questions and uncertain answers to a person.
Show managers what changed, who approved it and what is waiting.
What we build
A Voice AI receptionist is only useful if the business can control what it says. Approved business facts, review queues, callbacks and Published Versions make the system clear before anything goes live. The supporting capabilities below exist for that reason.
Answer approved questions, capture bookings and messages, and route complaints or sensitive calls back to staff.
Managers can update business facts, review changes, and prepare the next Live Answer Pack.
Prices, memberships, locations, events, handovers and branch notes stay in plain language with an approval trail.
Call notes, callbacks, issue flags, and review queues show where staff need to step in.
Turn repeated admin into clear next steps: reminders, triage, callbacks, evidence checks, and manager approvals.
Green, amber and red review separates safe answers from calls that need a human decision.
Where it helps
Start with the calls that interrupt staff most often. Keep the business facts short and specific, capture the right details, and send anything sensitive or uncertain to a person.
Answer opening hours, membership questions, tour requests and class enquiries. Cancellations, billing, complaints and safeguarding concerns stay with staff.
Capture product enquiries, quantities, deadlines, lead-time questions and callback details without making unapproved delivery promises.
Sort calls into urgent jobs, quote requests, customer updates, callbacks and follow-up notes so staff can respond with context.
How a first build starts
The first version should not try to know everything. It should answer safe repeated questions, capture useful details, and hand risky calls to a person.