Zanus AI runs automated reminder calls from your AI Phone number: the AI rings each customer to confirm tomorrow's visit, remind them what is due or follow up, and writes down every answer. A customer who needs a person is put through to your team on the same call.
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You talk. Lisa sets it up.
You“When customers ring back after a reminder, answer them and offer free times.”
Lisa“From now on, returned calls answered by AI are offered free times from your book; billing questions go to the office manager. Apply?”
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Who reaches you
The reminder desk
The calls nobody at the desk has time to place still get made, and every answer comes back written down.
The day before, the AI rings each booked customer with the appointment date, the time and what to bring, and a yes marks the booking confirmed.
A customer who answers no has the booking cancelled during the call, so missed appointments are known the day before, while the slot can still be filled.
When the customer wants another day, the call is put through to your front desk to agree it, and the requested day lands on a to-do.
Five calls run side by side by default and up to twenty when you allow it, so the evening list of call reminders is done before closing.
One call order reaches every customer in the language they understand, and each answer is kept in their own words with the transcript.
Reached, confirmed, declined, another day, voicemail or no answer: each person gets one row, and the same result appears on their record.
A day of reminders
The book counts yesterday's no-shows, each marked after its grace period, beside the day's bookings, so the no-show rate is plain to read, and one polite invitation to book again has already gone to each guest.
Customers who asked to be called back, or raised a question the AI had no source for, sit first on Today for a colleague.
A changed opening hour or a moved class goes out as an announcement to every contact on the list, inside their local hours.
Booking places the confirmation calls for tomorrow's upcoming appointments by itself, so the desk sees confirmed, declined and another-day answers before closing time.
Customers who missed the reminder ring the number it came from and reach the AI, which picks the conversation up instead of a voicemail box.
Rows past the deadline read abandoned, the module that asked for them is told, and staff work the few names that still need a human voice.
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Each picture is a real Zanus AI screen with demo data; the captions say what the screen does for a reminder desk.






The alternatives
| What the desk needs | A person at the phone | A recorded robocall | A reminder text | Zanus AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Getting an answer | Yes, when the person reaches someone | No, the message plays and ends | Sometimes, if the customer replies | A conversation:: the customer says yes, no or another day in their own words |
| Reaching a long list | One call at a time, between other work | Many at once, none of them heard | Fast, and easy to ignore | Several calls at once:: five by default, up to twenty, inside each person's local hours |
| A customer who wants another day | Handled on the spot | Lost unless they call back | A reply someone must read | Put through to your desk:: the call is passed to your team to agree the new time |
| Knowing who answered what | Notes when someone has time | A delivery report | A list of replies | One row per person:: the outcome, the attempts and the transcript on their record |
| Stopping when asked | Remembered if someone writes it down | Depends on the list | An opt-out reply | Stop calling me is final:: the contact is marked at once and skipped by every later list |
What stays with people
The AI calls a number a customer gave your company, or a typed list you attest to; a bought list is never called.
A follow-up or an announcement with a sales purpose to a mobile needs written consent on the record, or the call is refused with the reason.
When a customer asks something the call's facts do not cover, the AI does not invent a reply: it says the team will come back and puts the question first on Today.
A medical question, a disputed balance or an upset customer goes to a person; the AI shares only the facts you approved for the call.
When a call reaches the longest length you allow, the AI wraps up politely and offers to follow up by e-mail instead of running on.
Auto-Call ships switched off; a company turns it on after checking the calling rules of its markets, and each module that may call has its own switch.
Set-up in 2 minutes
The calls leave from your company's own number in AI Phone, so a customer who rings back reaches the AI and the conversation continues.
Tell Lisa the calling window, how many calls run at once, how many retries, and whether the AI hangs up or leaves a short voicemail.
Say who to call and why, for example tomorrow's bookings to confirm; Lisa reads back the count and who is skipped before anything starts.
Nothing is dialed until you approve; Lisa places the order on your word, and one sentence to her pauses it at any time.
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Questions & answers
They are phone calls a system places for you to confirm an appointment, remind a customer of something due or follow up. Many automated appointment reminders are a text or a recording; with Zanus AI each one is a real conversation: the AI speaks with the customer from your company's number, hears what they answer and files the result on their record, person by person.
Yes. AI Auto-Call rings the customers you choose, several at the same time, from the number you already answer with AI Phone. You say who to call, what the call is for and when; before anything starts, an estimate lists how many calls will go out and who cannot be called, with the reason.
No. A voice broadcasting reminder service plays one recorded message to a long list, and the listener cannot talk back. Each AI reminder call is a conversation: the customer answers in their own words, asks about the visit and hears a reply drawn from the facts you wrote, and the result lands on their record.
Calling rules differ by country and, in the United States, by state, so AI Auto-Call ships switched off and you turn it on after checking the rules of your markets. The guards are built in: only numbers customers gave you are called, sales calls to mobiles need written consent, and a request to stop is kept for good.
Most desks call the day before, early enough for a cancelled slot to be offered again. AI Auto-Call rings only inside each person's local calling window, ten in the morning to six in the evening on weekdays unless you change it, and Booking can place the day-before confirmation calls by itself every day.
The AI tries again as many times and as far apart as you set. Your voicemail rule decides whether it hangs up or leaves a short message, and a voicemail never counts as a yes. When the retries are used up the row reads not reached, and past your deadline it reads abandoned.
Yes, with your team. A customer who says the day no longer works is put through to your front desk on the same call to agree a new time, and the day they asked for is written on a to-do. Customers who ring the number back later reach the AI, which books a free slot when AI Booking is on.
Both have a place. A text message is easy to miss, while appointment reminders by phone ask for an answer, which is how reminder calls reduce no-shows: the cancellation is heard the day before. AI Booking also sends automated reminders via SMS or e-mail at the hours you choose, and when texting is off it places a reminder call instead.
Bring back an answer, not only deliver a message. An automated appointment reminder system should call inside each person's local hours, retry politely, take yes, no or another day, keep to every stop request and file each result on the customer's record. Zanus AI does this from your own number, and AI Booking adds text and email reminders, with no-shows counted by day or by week so you can follow your no-show rates.
The free trial covers the Front Office for 7 days with no credit card, so you can hear the AI answer your line, book visits and take messages on your own business. AI Auto-Call, the outbound calling, opens with your first paid plan and calls from your AI Phone number.
Zanus AI is priced per company, never per seat, so the whole front desk shares one subscription however many people read the results. You choose the modules you need and add more later; the current plans are on the pricing page.
Any business that books people or owes them a notice: clinics, dental offices and other healthcare providers calling tomorrow's patients, salons confirming the evening before, restaurants checking tonight's reservations, schools telling every family about a new hour, dealers confirming test drives and home services confirming the technician's window.
Yes, whenever someone asks, and it never claims to be a person. The disclosure and the recording notice at the start of each call are your settings, and a customer who says stop calling me is marked on their contact at once and left out of every later list.
Set-up takes 2 minutes: give Lisa your website, tell her who to call, what for and in which hours, and she prepares the first call order. She reads back how many calls it makes and places it only when you say yes.
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