AI that clocks in for the night shift
A voice agent that answers when the desk can’t. Summaries on every recorded call. And a built-in MCP server, so your AI assistant can query the CRM like a colleague who actually read the file.
Voice agent · call summaries · MCP built in
Three AI layers, zero science projects
Voice agent on calls
Answers overflow and after-hours calls, collects the problem, address and time window, books the appointment. Every conversation logged with a transcript.
Summaries on recordings
Every recorded call becomes three readable lines: what they need, what was agreed, what happens next. Catch-up time drops to seconds.
MCP server built in
Connect Claude or another assistant to your CRM with scoped, read-only access. Ask about leads, calls, revenue — get answers from real data, with sources.
“What did we book from Google Ads last week?”
With the MCP server, that question stops being a report request and becomes a sentence. Your assistant queries leads, calls, jobs and revenue directly — respecting roles and read-only limits — and answers with the actual numbers, citable to the records behind them.
- Works with Claude and MCP-compatible assistants
- Read-only, role-scoped, fully logged
- Answers cite the underlying records
Top keyword: “refrigerator repair brooklyn” (23 jobs). Two campaigns spent with zero bookings — want the list?
AI only where it pays for itself
No chatbots on the pricing page, no “AI-powered” stickers on ordinary buttons. Kornox uses AI in exactly three places where a repair business bleeds time and money: unanswered calls, unread recordings and unanswered questions about the numbers.
- Answered calls instead of voicemail at night
- Ten-second catch-ups instead of replaying audio
- Instant answers instead of Friday report requests
AI, answered
Does the voice agent replace my dispatcher?
No — it covers the hours and overflow your dispatcher can't. Nights, weekends, both lines ringing at once. It takes the details, books the slot and leaves a summary; your team keeps the judgment calls.
Will callers know they are talking to an AI?
You decide how it introduces itself — we recommend being upfront. What callers reliably notice is that someone answered at 2 AM and their fridge gets fixed at 9.
What is MCP and why does my CRM have it?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard that lets AI assistants like Claude talk to real systems. Kornox ships an MCP server, so you can ask your assistant "what did we book from Google Ads last week?" and get an answer computed from your actual CRM data — read-only and access-controlled.
Are AI features on by default?
Summaries run automatically on recordings. The voice agent and MCP access are switched on per company, with the scopes and hours you choose.
Hear the voice agent take a call
In the demo we’ll ring the agent live, watch the booking land on the schedule and read the summary it leaves behind.
Or write to us: contact@kornox.com