Question 1

Can an AI receptionist book appointments?

Accepted Answer

Magic Receptionist can capture appointment, estimate, consultation, or callback requests. A calendar booking or confirmation action happens only when the relevant workflow and integration are actually configured and verified. Otherwise the receptionist leaves the requested next step for the team rather than claiming an appointment was booked.

Question 2

Can an AI receptionist handle urgent or emergency calls?

Accepted Answer

Magic Receptionist can collect caller-described urgency and follow the escalation path configured by the business. It is not an emergency service and does not diagnose conditions, give safety instructions, or independently decide who should be dispatched. Exact transfer, notification, paging, or callback behavior depends on the workflow actually enabled.

Question 3

Can an AI receptionist capture insurance-claim intake?

Accepted Answer

Magic Receptionist can collect caller-provided claim, carrier, adjuster, vehicle, damage, and requested-next-step information when those intake fields are configured. It does not decide coverage, liability, repair authorization, claim value, or insurer acceptance. Those decisions remain with the carrier, shop, or appropriate professional.

Question 4

Does the AI receptionist give legal advice?

Accepted Answer

No. Magic Receptionist can collect approved law-firm intake context and the caller's requested next step, but legal advice, case evaluation, final conflict clearance, representation decisions, and strategy remain with the lawyer or firm.

Question 5

What is missed-call text-back?

Accepted Answer

Missed-call text-back is a follow-up pattern where a configured system can send an SMS after a missed call. Magic Receptionist should only be described as sending texts when the relevant SMS path, consent requirements, sender, and workflow are actually configured and enabled. It is not a universal feature promise for every plan or deployment.

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