Thanks for ringing — this is Robin, the practice's AI receptionist. The team has closed for the night, but I can still help. What's going on?
For veterinary practices · Meet Robin
Robin answers in two rings, books into your PIMS, triages by urgency using actual veterinary criteria, and tells you exactly which calls she handled and which she escalated. No app for your clients to download. No change to your phone number.
On the call: we'll listen to a sample of your recent calls together, show you Robin handling them, and you'll get the ROI maths against your actual numbers. No slide deck.
"Industry studies put the average clinic's missed-call leak at around £100k+ a year."
Vitus Vet · Phone-based customer service
What changes in the first 30 days
What's broken
Calls roll to voicemail during surgery, dentals, lunch, packed Saturdays.
What Robin does
Picks up in two rings. Every ring, all day. Books into your PIMS.What it means
Captured boarding, dental and wellness slots that currently leak to the practice down the road.What's broken
Front desk spends half the morning on "is grapes bad?" and Apoquel refill calls.
What Robin does
Handles routine triage and refill intake. Escalates only what needs a human.What it means
Your front-desk team is doing client-facing work, not phone tag.What's broken
After-hours calls land in a voicemail nobody loves.
What Robin does
Triages overnight: ER referral with directions to your named ER partner, or callback queued for 7:30am.What it means
New clients don't book with the competitor who answered at 9pm.What's broken
Pricing and estimate questions stall and burn eight minutes.
What Robin does
Quotes the ranges you've pre-approved. Books the exam.What it means
Predictable estimate conversations, fewer ghost bookings.What's broken
No-shows and forgotten boarding deposits.
What Robin does
Confirms appointments and collects deposits in the same call.What it means
Recovered revenue you can point to in the PIMS.Industry studies suggest 24–28% of calls to the average clinic go unanswered — and roughly 85% of those callers never ring back.
The average front desk fields ~600 calls a week per receptionist. Half the morning gone to phone tag.
40% of veterinary calls land outside business hours. 70–85% of those are routine — and routinely missed.
Robin knows veterinary medicine
A generic AI receptionist knows "schedule a meeting." Robin knows the difference between a recheck and a wellness, between a tech visit and a doctor exam, between an ER-now and a callback-in-the-morning.
Triage she gets right
GDV in a deep-chested dog. Theobromine ingestion — she'll ask weight, what kind of chocolate, how much, how long ago, and route to your ER partner if the dose crosses the toxic threshold. Blocked tom. Hit-by-car. Lily exposure in cats. Pyometra. Whelping complications. Saddle thrombus. Heatstroke.
Routine she handles without escalation
Anal gland appointments. Nail clips. DHPPi boosters, Lepto4 due dates, RCP catch-ups and kennel cough reminders from your PIMS. Apoquel, Cytopoint and Librela refill workflows. Pre-anaesthetic bloodwork scheduling. SDMA recheck follow-ups. Nurse visits vs vet consults. Worming and flea prevention pickup. Kennel-cough symptoms vs serious respiratory questions.
What she always escalates
Anything she's not certain about. Anything the client asks to talk to a person about. Anything that touches dosing decisions, prognosis or diagnosis. Active grief calls. Quality-of-life conversations.
We over-escalate by design — you'd rather Robin pass you a call that didn't need passing than the other way around.
UK studies link communication breakdowns to roughly 80% of veterinary negligence claims. Robin's escalation rules exist for exactly this reason.
Integrations
Robin reads and writes to your existing practice management system. Don't see yours? Tell us on the call — we add integrations in the order practices ask for them. A founding partner gets to put their PIMS at the top of that list.
86% of pet owners want text reminders. 78% want to book online. Robin does both — through the PIMS you've already paid for.
Let's do the maths
What we'll work out together on the call
Monthly captured revenue
£__
Hours returned to staff / week
__ hrs
Net of Robin's cost
£__
Industry studies put the average clinic's missed-call revenue leak at around £100k+ a year. Your number is almost certainly different. Let's find it.
What week one actually looks like
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Day 1–3
We listen to a sample of your actual recent calls (with consent). We tune Robin's voice, names, hours, ER partner, pricing ranges and triage protocols to match how your practice answers the phone today.
2
Day 4–5
Robin shadows. She listens to real calls but doesn't speak. You see her decisions in a dashboard and tell us where she'd have been wrong.
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Day 6–10
Robin takes overflow only — the calls currently rolling to voicemail. Zero risk to your existing flow.
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Week 3+
Robin answers as primary, your CSRs back her up. You can pull her off the phones in a single click, any time, forever.
Founding partner offer
What you get
What we ask
A thirty-minute monthly call to tell us what's working and what's not.
That's it. No contract, no minimum term, no exit fee. 30-day pilot: if Robin isn't booking net-new revenue greater than her cost, we unwind it.
Who's behind this
I'm James. I build VoxalFlow on my own, and Robin is hand-tuned for veterinary practices specifically — vet medicine isn't dentistry isn't med spa, and the receptionist shouldn't pretend otherwise.
When you book a call, you talk to me. When Robin goes live, you've got my number. More about VoxalFlow →
The eight real questions
Twenty minutes. Your actual calls.
We'll listen to a sample of your recent calls together, show you Robin handling them, and run the ROI maths against your actual numbers. No slide deck.
No deck, no sales team. Founder direct.