A front desk for your Surat clinic that never goes home.
Surat's textile and diamond units run in shifts and bring workers from Odisha, Maharashtra and across India. Pluxo answers in Gujarati, Hindi, Odia or Marathi, whenever the shift lets them call.
Where Surat clinics lose the call.
- 01
A diamond polisher can call only in a short break. If the line is busy, the next break is hours away.
- 02
Workers from Ganjam call in Odia, and nobody at a Gujarati front desk can follow them.
- 03
Night-shift workers need a morning slot and call at 2 am to ask for it.
- 04
Families of traders call after shops shut at 9 pm, when your desk is long closed.
Built for how Surat calls.
Odia and Marathi as well as Gujarati and Hindi
Workers from other states are answered in their own language, not a second one.
Answers at shift-change hours
The 2 am and 6 am calls from shift workers are answered and booked into the next real slot.
Fast enough for a break
Picks up in a second and books in a couple of minutes, with the details on WhatsApp.
Late-evening calls for traders
Calls after the market closes are answered and booked.
A call to a Surat clinic.
A call to a skin clinic in Varachha, 1:50 am, from a night-shift worker.
- Caller
Namaskar, chamadare kunda hauchhi. Kali sakalu doctor dekhibe ki?
- Pluxo
Haan, Dr. Desai kali sakalu 10 ta re achhanti. Apananka naa kana?
- Caller
Prakash Sahu. 10 ta re.
- Pluxo
Booking hei gala. Thikana WhatsApp re pathaichhi.
It also calls back.
Enquiries from your ads are called back within minutes, and patients get the reminders and follow-ups their doctor advised. How enquiry follow-up works.
Questions clinics ask.
Does it really speak Odia?
Will it answer in the middle of the night?
Can it handle many short calls at once?
How long does it take to start?
Hear it answer a Surat caller
Call our AI receptionist and talk to it in Gujarati or Hindi, the way your patients would. Then search your clinic below for a free check.
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