Order for delivery
- Caller
- New contact
- Order
- Two pizzas, one without onions
- Delivery
- Garden Street, second floor
- Next
- Summary to you
Example with invented data
voiceOne for delivery services
You at the oven.voiceOne on the phone.
voiceOne answers calls when the phone does not stop ringing at peak time: orders, questions about the menu and delivery area, queries about a delivery. Afterwards the order is available as a summary with delivery address and wishes – and the caller is in the CRM.
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Order for delivery
Example with invented data
An AI phone assistant answers a delivery service’s calls when nobody is free, for example at evening peak time. It takes orders based on the menu you have stored, with delivery address, callback number and special requests, answers questions about the delivery area, opening hours and payment methods using the knowledge you have stored, and forwards calls you define to a specific number. With voiceOne, every call ends up in the CRM as a contact with a summary.
As of · applies to the voiceOne brand
An example day at a delivery service with lunch and evening trade. The top row shows where you are, below it who calls and what voiceOne does with it. Tap a dot.
Do you also deliver to Gaustadt?Knowledge
I would like to order two lunch menus to the office.CRM
Can I pay by card?Knowledge
Two pizzas, one of them without onions, please.CRM
My order has not arrived after an hour.Forwarding
We would like to place a larger order for a party on Saturday.TaskCRM
Times, requests and place are invented. Only your own call log shows how many calls your business misses today – which is why we do not quote averages here.
With voiceOne the work does not end with the call. Afterwards the order is available as a summary with delivery address and wishes, and the caller is in the CRM. For larger orders and business customers you create quote and invoice from the same case, invoices also as e-invoices; the accounts go to your tax advisor via DATEV export.
Yes. You forward your existing number to your voiceOne number, which you find in the application under Settings, Phone numbers. With Deutsche Telekom this works with *21*number#, with Vodafone and O2 with **21*number#; you switch forwarding off with #21# or ##21# respectively. With sipgate you set up forwarding under Settings, Routing. Alternatively you get a new number directly in voiceOne.
As of · Source: voiceOne user manual. The codes are set by your phone provider.
Menu, delivery area, opening and delivery times, payment methods.
Google, Outlook, CalDAV or eTermin – or the calendar in voiceOne.
Enter the code or use a new number. Guide in the help centre (German)
Call yourself and play through an order.
Yes. It asks for dish, quantity, special requests, delivery address and callback number and records them in the summary that goes to you after the call. What it may offer depends on the menu you store.
It only answers with what you store. You can specify that it refers questions about allergens and intolerances to your team; it then records the request and it is noted as a callback request.
Yes. You create quotes and invoices in voiceOne from the case and send them by email as PDF, invoices also as e-invoice and XRechnung. Dunning with reminder levels and DATEV export are included. The AI team can prepare quotes; nothing is sent before your approval.
Yes. You divert your existing number to the voiceOne number. Alternatively, you get a new number directly in voiceOne.
No. voiceOne is software you rent. On the phone, your AI assistant speaks, not one of our employees. You set it up yourself and keep the settings in your hands.
Call data is not used to train language or AI models. Audio files are deleted after 30 days, transcripts after 180 days. More under Data protection for the AI phone assistant.
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