24/7 answering on your existing number
Nothing changes for your customers: same number, same office name. You set a forward in your phone system (a one-minute setting; we have a how-to for every common system) and Rosli answers from that moment. Turn the forward off and the line is back to normal within a minute.
Warm transfer with a whisper and press-1
Rosli rings your team (one desk, a ring group, or everyone at once), reads a one-line preview to whoever answers, and only bridges the caller when someone presses 1. Voicemail can never intercept a transfer. The caller's own number passes through, so your CRM screen-pop still fires. If nobody picks up in half a minute, Rosli comes back on the line and takes a message.
A summary email for every call
Every call that reached your team, left a message, or hung up while connecting produces one plain email to the mailbox you choose (we recommend the shared service@ inbox, not one person's address). No app to install, nothing to log into. Works even where the office laptops cannot open outside websites.
New-quote intake your producers can rate from
Drivers, vehicles, addresses, current carrier, renewal date: Rosli asks what a producer would ask, confirms it back, and routes new business to sales before anything else. Existing customers get a short intake: name, what they need, and straight to service.
After-hours messages, urgent calls escalated
Rosli knows your hours. After close it never rings desks that will go to night voicemail; it takes a structured message and emails it. Optionally, urgent calls (a claim, a distressed caller) ring one on-call number instead. Callers with a claim also get the carrier's 24/7 claims line if you ask us to give it.
Returning callers recognized, every language served
Rosli remembers the name and language of people who called before, so the second call starts with "Welcome back". It answers in whatever language the caller speaks and switches mid-call if they do, while the preview your team hears is always in your office's language. Spam, robocalls and vendor pitches are screened before anyone's phone rings.