Every night, Conduit reviews the day's calls and looks for spots where your assistant could have done better — a booking chance it didn't take, a question it couldn't answer, a rough moment, or a slow reply. The next morning, if there's anything worth your time, you get one short "Night school" note in your inbox. Never more than one a day, and never anything sent to your callers — Night school only ever talks to you.
Two kinds of fixes, both need your OK. Nothing ever changes on its own.
- Knowledge fixes — when a caller asked something your assistant didn't know, Night school drafts an answer from what it heard. Approve it and it joins your assistant's knowledge, so the next caller gets a real answer.
- Wording tweaks — small, safe improvements to how your assistant phrases a greeting or offers to book. These are always tested against our safety checks before you ever see them, and they never touch the recording-and-AI disclosure, emergencies, quiet hours, or the rule that your assistant never quotes a price.
Your weekly report card. Monday mornings, you get a short summary: how many calls your assistant handled, how often it answered, how many booking-ready callers it booked, and whether things are trending up. Numbers, not fluff — so you can see the receptionist you have in month three is measurably better than the one you hired.
Everything Night school suggests is optional. Approve what helps, ignore what doesn't.
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- Your assistant, at a glanceSee everything your assistant does from one page — its duties, what it knows, how it sounds, this month's allowance — and where to change any of it.
- Your InboxYour assistant's plain-English write-up of everything it handled — calls, voicemails, and your morning briefing — a two-minute morning read.
- Your calls and textsEvery call and text your assistant handled — each with its recording, full transcript, and outcome — plus how to filter to what matters.
Stuck? Write to a person.
Email support@conduitapp.ai — a real person reads every message. No ticket bots, no phone tree.