Calls from your website

Some customers browsing your website want to ask a question before booking, but don’t want to pick up the phone or fill in a form. With a call button on your site, they talk to the parrot from their browser, right then.

How website calls work

1. Add a button to your website by pasting a small code snippet, or ask whoever runs your site.
2. The visitor taps the button and talks to the parrot using their computer or phone microphone.
3. The parrot handles it like a normal call: it answers questions, books or takes a note.
4. You get the summary, just like any other call.

Why it works

• Website visitors are already interested. Answering their question on the spot turns a visit into a booking.
• It doesn’t depend on your hours: the button works day and night.
• It costs the caller nothing, because it uses their internet connection.

What it does for your business

• Salons: “How long does a keratin treatment take?” and the booking, without leaving your site.
• Clinics: patients reading about treatments who want to know whether their insurance covers them.
• Home services: someone looking at your work asks for a visit right away.
• Repair shops: quick price questions before booking.

What to keep in mind

The button uses the same setup as your phone line: the same services, hours and rules. There’s nothing extra to prepare. You choose which pages it appears on and the button text.

Questions

Does it work on any website? It works on most sites, including WordPress, Wix or Shopify, because you only paste a snippet.

Does it need microphone permission? Yes. The browser asks the first time, as with any video call.

Will it slow my site down? The button loads separately so it doesn’t affect page speed.