Straight answers to what roofers ask us first.

Yes. And it says so. Every call starts with it telling the caller it's an AI assistant and that the call is recorded. Some callers won't love that. That's why urgent calls go straight to your on-call number. During the day it only picks up the calls your office can't get to.

Yes, both. New leads and booked inspections go in. Estimate status comes back out, so the follow-up knows who hasn't signed. We've built the AccuLynx push for a roofer before. On ServiceTitan, Leap, Roofr, Jobber or Housecall Pro, we check access first and quote it before you pay.

It's a one-time build you own, not a monthly rental. What it costs depends on what we build for your shop. We go through it on the walkthrough.

It'll happen sometimes. You get a summary of every call, so you'll see it. For 90 days after go-live, send us any call it handled wrong. We fix it within two business days, free, as many times as it takes.

Yes. The phone number, the voice account, the CRM and the workflows are all in your company's name from day one. If we part ways, you get every login and a written map of how it's wired. You keep all of it.

Live in 5 business days. Texting is the one thing that waits. The phone carriers have to approve business texting first, and that can take 3 business days to 3 weeks. We submit it on day one. Calls and email don't wait on it.

Our AI receptionist calls the number you put in. It tells you it's an AI and that the call is recorded. Play a customer with a leak, or ask about a hail estimate. At the end it asks if you'd like a walkthrough with our team. The call runs 6 minutes at most. If you didn't ask for it, just say stop.

A 20-minute kickoff call. Then you open a few accounts in your company's name, and we walk you through it. At the end you listen to the test calls and sign off. That's about it.

We don't sell leads, and we don't promise appointments. We build a system in your accounts. A deposit books your build. You pay the balance only when every line on the checklist passes, tested live with you. And if you never talk to us again, you still own all of it.

If all you want is something to answer the phone, buy theirs. It's fine. What it won't do is the part after the call. Pushing every lead into AccuLynx or JobNimbus. Chasing every estimate nobody signed. And theirs lives in their account. Ours lives in yours.

No. Nobody honest can promise you jobs, because they don't answer your phone or run your crews. What we guarantee is the build. You pay the rest only when it passes a checklist we test live with you. And everything's in your name either way.

Swift Response AI is Niko Capital LLC, a Wyoming company. The team works remote. If we vanished tomorrow, nothing breaks. The phone number, the voice account, the CRM and the workflows are in your company's name and on your card. You'd also have a written map of how it's all wired.

Fair. A lot of them do, until they see what comes off their desk. She stops chasing estimates by hand. We do a 30-minute handover with her, and she gets a one-page cheat sheet and the alerts. She can keep answering every call she wants to.

There's usage, like phone minutes and texts. You pay it straight to the phone, voice and CRM companies, in your name. None of it comes to us. We go over what yours would run on the walkthrough.

You pick. We usually set it to pick up when nobody in the office answers within a few rings. It also takes every call after hours and on weekends. Your office keeps every call it wants.

Only what you give it. A lot of roofers have it book the inspection and leave the number to the rep who's seen the roof. If you give it a range, it says that range and nothing else.

Yes. If your phone system keeps recordings, we use 20 or more. If not, your office manager does five short role-play calls with us at kickoff. A new hail lead, a price shopper, a Saturday call. That's enough to get your wording right.

Email by default. Texts only go to people who agreed to texts, and only after the carriers approve your business texting.

There's a storm switch. It changes the script so the receptionist sorts real emergencies from inspection requests and handles out-of-area callers. It won't talk about insurance claims or deductibles.

The US and Canada. Right now we're not taking roofing builds in Georgia, Florida, Arizona or Washington.