An assistant that takes a booking and keeps it to itself is just an answering machine. These are the connections that are live today — each with its own page saying exactly what it does and what it cannot see.
Connect the one that already holds your bookings. Your assistant reads what is free before it offers a time, then writes the booking in. One or the other — not both.
Reads availability during the call, then creates, moves and cancels bookings on the calendar you pick. A personal Gmail calendar is fine.
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The same, for a business on Microsoft. Work, school or personal accounts, through Microsoft’s own consent screen.
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Each of these is optional. Nothing here is required to answer a phone.
Every call appended to a spreadsheet you own, as it happens. You share one sheet with us rather than your Drive.
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Your own Stripe. The assistant texts the caller your registration page, and the payment shows against the right person.
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A signed POST to any address you choose. Reach your own software, or thousands of tools, without a dedicated connector.
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Talk to ZoiVox in your browser, or have it ring your phone. No signup, no credit card.
Each connection above reaches only what you point it at. Running the call itself involves a handful of other companies — we will name every one, and the country it works in, if you ask. If you are reviewing us for a clinic or any regulated setting, start with security and privacy.