Keep the number. Change what happens when you can't answer.

1. 1

   Start the trial

   Create an account with email or Google. Choosing a plan collects payment details and starts a 14-day trial with 1 number, 1 seat, and 20 AI receptionist calls. Nothing is charged until the trial ends.

2. 2

   Put your business number on SixVox

   Forward the number already on your truck, website, and Google listing. Callers keep dialing the same digits. Claiming a new local number is in onboarding when your account can buy one.

3. 3

   Choose who answers

   Per number: ring the app, forward to your cell, take a voicemail, or hand the call to the AI receptionist. Callers hear rings before the assistant or voicemail picks up.

4. 4

   Read it when you climb down

   The call, the text, and the voicemail land in one inbox. Team and Scale let you assign a thread to someone else on the crew.

• Missed-call text-back is in line settings. Turn it on and an unanswered inbound call gets a text from that number.
• Review requests: save a Google review link in Integrations, then Mark job done on a thread. Quiet hours, a cooldown, and STOP are checked first.
• Payment links: from a conversation, text a Stripe Connect link in test mode. The charge lands on the connected account.
• Jobber: connect under Integrations, then create or match a client and request from a call thread. Connect stays off until JOBBER_CLIENT_ID and JOBBER_CLIENT_SECRET are set. Tokens stay on the server.
• Port-in for the old number Coming soon
• Native iPhone and Android calling Coming soon

SixVox is an internet phone service (VoIP). A 911 call from it is not the same as a call from a traditional phone: it may not reach your local dispatch center, and it may not send your location. Do not use SixVox as your only way to reach emergency services. 47 CFR 9.11 · FCC 911 dispatchable location.