Routine questions
The phone line answers what you have written answers for and takes a message for everything else.
Opening hours, facilities and services.
Set up with you · For Australian businesses
For the questions that arrive all day, and the calls that come after you close.
Set up with you to answer after hours or when your team is busy, using information you approve. It takes the caller’s details or a message, and hands over to a named person.
Start with a free evaluation.
Illustration, not a live call.
What it handles
The phone line answers what you have written answers for and takes a message for everything else.
Opening hours, facilities and services.
A name, a callback number and what the caller needs, ready for your team to follow up.
Details or a message — not an automatic booking.
We agree who to try and what happens if they cannot answer.
The caller asks for a person
From answer to handover
It introduces itself as your automated assistant.
A phone line that gives only approved answers.
It takes the caller’s details and what they want your team to know.
The agreed path leads to a named person, or a message for the team.
What your team receives
After each call, a summary email gives your team the details to follow up.
Date and time, duration, caller details, what was asked, and whether a transfer was attempted.
The email contains a summary, not the full transcript or audio.
Call-summary emails are included in the scope we agree for your line.
Call summary
Asked about opening hours and a callback.
Brand and knowledge
Its role, tone and boundaries, written with you: what it calls itself, how it greets people and how it says no.
Where a workflow or a voice call has to handle content, that is set out in the written scope before anything connects.
We agree the recording, consent and retention arrangements for your line in writing.
Questions outside the approved information go to your team.
Inside SpeedOz
Product-screen examples use fictional sample data; they are not self-service controls.
Example line overview, with the named handover destination.

An example call path: greeting, details, handover or a message.

An example calls list, with message-taking outcomes.

Setup and operation
Timelines and deliverables are confirmed in writing for your project.
A written picture of your operation, and the constraints that matter.
A ranked roadmap with the pilot scoped.
We agree the phone line, approved answers, handover destination and summary-email recipients.
A reviewed policy, named and dated.
The people and channels to launch to, and the go-ahead. Launching is your call.
We watch outcomes, exceptions and cost with you, and bring back the next change worth making.
What it costs
Each one agreed in writing before it starts.
Larger or voice-heavy scopes are quoted.
Phone setup and operation are quoted per business.
We confirm the phone scope and quote with you before work starts.
Yes. We agree the named handover destination and what happens if nobody answers.
No. The email contains a summary, not the full transcript or audio.
This phone scope covers approved answers, details, messages, named handover and summary emails, not automated bookings or SMS confirmations.
No. SpeedOz scopes and sets up the line with you.
Start with a free evaluation.
Tell us what customers ask, when they call, and what happens to those calls after hours today.