AI receptionist for Canada that picks up in French and follows callers into English.

Office hours, the rent due date and how to pay come from the facts in the instruction. Coralie says she doesn't know rather than invent a parking rule you never wrote down.

Coralie offers only the slots your calendar returns, then reads the day, the time and the address back before she books.

With language detection on, Coralie answers in the language she hears. A tenant who starts in English gets English for the rest of the call, and the message records that.

A request Coralie can't answer becomes a message with the name, the number, the unit and the language, so the person who calls back knows which one to use.

The instruction names three triggers: a water leak, no heat and a smell of gas. Any of them goes straight to maintenance on call, and a gas smell gets a safety instruction first. Change the list to match your own on-call rules.

Office hours, the rent due date and how to pay come from the facts in the instruction. Coralie says she doesn't know rather than invent a parking rule you never wrote down.

Coralie offers only the slots your calendar returns, then reads the day, the time and the address back before she books.

With language detection on, Coralie answers in the language she hears. A tenant who starts in English gets English for the rest of the call, and the message records that.

A request Coralie can't answer becomes a message with the name, the number, the unit and the language, so the person who calls back knows which one to use.

The instruction names three triggers: a water leak, no heat and a smell of gas. Any of them goes straight to maintenance on call, and a gas smell gets a safety instruction first. Change the list to match your own on-call rules.

Office hours, the rent due date and how to pay come from the facts in the instruction. Coralie says she doesn't know rather than invent a parking rule you never wrote down.

Coralie offers only the slots your calendar returns, then reads the day, the time and the address back before she books.

With language detection on, Coralie answers in the language she hears. A tenant who starts in English gets English for the rest of the call, and the message records that.

A request Coralie can't answer becomes a message with the name, the number, the unit and the language, so the person who calls back knows which one to use.

The instruction names three triggers: a water leak, no heat and a smell of gas. Any of them goes straight to maintenance on call, and a gas smell gets a safety instruction first. Change the list to match your own on-call rules.

Office hours, the rent due date and how to pay come from the facts in the instruction. Coralie says she doesn't know rather than invent a parking rule you never wrote down.

Coralie offers only the slots your calendar returns, then reads the day, the time and the address back before she books.

With language detection on, Coralie answers in the language she hears. A tenant who starts in English gets English for the rest of the call, and the message records that.

A request Coralie can't answer becomes a message with the name, the number, the unit and the language, so the person who calls back knows which one to use.

The instruction names three triggers: a water leak, no heat and a smell of gas. Any of them goes straight to maintenance on call, and a gas smell gets a safety instruction first. Change the list to match your own on-call rules.

Office hours, the rent due date and how to pay come from the facts in the instruction. Coralie says she doesn't know rather than invent a parking rule you never wrote down.

Coralie offers only the slots your calendar returns, then reads the day, the time and the address back before she books.

With language detection on, Coralie answers in the language she hears. A tenant who starts in English gets English for the rest of the call, and the message records that.

A request Coralie can't answer becomes a message with the name, the number, the unit and the language, so the person who calls back knows which one to use.

The instruction names three triggers: a water leak, no heat and a smell of gas. Any of them goes straight to maintenance on call, and a gas smell gets a safety instruction first. Change the list to match your own on-call rules.