Bring the number your customers know.
Check that it can come to Kafono, and we’ll plan the rest with you.
Rather talk it through? Write to us and a person answers.
Clients call to book while your hands are busy, and half of them would rather text. Let the receptionist take the request, text clients back from the salon number, and keep your personal cell to yourself.

Hi! Could I move my 3:00 to Thursday?
Stopping mid-color to answer is a bad look; letting it ring is a lost booking.
Many clients would rather text a quick question than call, and they expect an answer.
The evening is when people remember to book, long after the front desk has gone home.
The same phones, the same number. What changes is where each call goes.
Calls ring the front desk and, when it’s busy, the stylists’ phones in the app.
The receptionist answers, takes the booking request and sends it to the front desk to confirm.
Reply to clients’ texts from the salon number, assign a conversation to a stylist and mark it done.
Booking requests and messages wait, written out, for the morning. Spam calls never ring.

Every office is different, so we plan this with you before the move.
Answers when no one can and sends you what the caller wanted.
Text customers from your business number, as a team, with photos and opt-outs handled.
Every message written out, so you read it at a glance and play the ones that matter.
Dental officesBooking, moving and “is it urgent?”, handled while every chair is full.See how it works
RestaurantsOrders and reservations answered during the rush, and “are you open?” answered for you.See how it works
ContractorsThe office number rings in the truck, and the after-hours emergency reaches whoever is on call.See how it worksCheck that it can come to Kafono, and we’ll plan the rest with you.
Rather talk it through? Write to us and a person answers.