Features
Four things only
Anseya does.
Every answering service takes a message. These are the parts that turn a missed call into a job you have already priced.
A ranged quote, drafted while they are still on the phone.
Anseya requests photos, reads the gauge and the model plate, and drafts a ranged quote from your own price list. You approve with one tap. nothing sends without you.
It drafts. You decide. That division exists because a machine should not be the last word on what you charge someone.
No new inbox to remember.
Twenty-second voice briefs you can play while driving, lead cards with Approve and Decline, quotes and bookings, all in one thread you already read.
There is no separate app you have to open, and no email you will find on Thursday.
A diary that knows the map.
Geo-smart: a caller in BD gets offered your Bradford day first. One postcode area a day saves roughly forty minutes of driving.
It books inside the rules and hours you set, and nowhere else.
The caller picks. Not a menu.
Tested on the live phone stack in English, Urdu, Punjabi, Arabic, Hindi, Polish and Romanian, and it follows a mid-sentence switch, which is what people actually do. Your brief still arrives in English.
Emergencies
Gas or danger? Anseya's first words are 999.
Danger words stop everything: hang up, call 999, the National Gas Emergency line, open the windows. Then it alerts you. That script is not editable, by design, not by you and not by us.
Emergency services
999National Gas Emergency
0800 111 999Emergency instructions are read in English, in every language. We print this rather than bury it. It is the one place the language promise stops. The scripts, word for word.
Anseya Grow: follow-ups, review requests & repeat-job reminders.
Turn done jobs into next jobs, built on your own customers and connected accounts only. Listed honestly: it is not out yet, and it is not sold until it exists.
One plan. £69 a month.
300 minutes included, no contract, and off again in one dial.