When a caller describes something dangerous — a gas smell, a CO alarm, flooding, sparking — your assistant doesn't book-and-forget. It advises 911 or the utility line where life safety is involved, puts the caller through to the first person on your emergency chain, then texts each contact in order, three minutes apart (by email until your texting is approved), until someone opens the alert in Conduit.
What it costs: Always on with call answering; it can't be switched off from this dashboard — that's deliberate.
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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.
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