When callers ask something your assistant can't answer — "do you offer senior discounts?", "do you take walk-ins?" — it takes a message gracefully, and quietly notes the question. When the same question keeps coming up, you get one inbox item: the question, how many callers asked, and a box to type the answer.
One sentence is all it takes. Type it and tap Teach (the button carries your assistant's name), and the answer joins your assistant's knowledge — from then on, callers get answered instead of deflected. Tap Keep taking messages instead and your assistant goes on taking a message for that question, which stays out of your inbox for 90 days.
Your assistant gets better every week you use it — and only ever from answers you approved.
What it costs: Included in every paid plan.
Related
- 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.