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Built for every stage of your client relationship

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A ringing phone, a service question, a client trying to find the right stylist and time. Agentis starts by handling that coordination under your rules, so your team can focus on the people in the salon.

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The platform

Front Desk. Scheduling. Pulse.

The first two shape the starting offer. Pulse is the planned next step for turning insight into practical action.

01 / Front DeskStarting offer

Give every enquiry a useful next step.

Help a client ask about a haircut, check opening hours, or explain which stylist and day they prefer. Answer from the salon’s own information and pass exceptions to your team with useful context.

  • Phone conversations and text-based browser chat, subject to the channels enabled for your salon.
  • Service and policy answers grounded in salon information.
  • A recorded staff follow-up request with useful context when a person needs to decide.
02 / SchedulingStarting offer

Finish the booking in the conversation.

Help a client find a time for their service with a suitable stylist, choose a slot, and confirm the appointment. The connected scheduler and the salon’s rules determine which bookings and changes can be completed.

  • Check genuine availability, service requirements, and provider preferences before offering a time.
  • Ask for explicit client confirmation before an appointment is committed or changed.
  • Escalate when a safe booking or change cannot be completed; never invent a provider, time, or price.
03 / PulsePlanned

Know what deserves attention next.

Pulse is planned for customer access as a management experience focused on the week, month, and quarter ahead. Read-only insight shows available capacity, utilisation, and historical rebooking patterns.

  • See upcoming openings and explore the providers and services behind them.
  • Review booking patterns over time; client-specific rebooking opportunities stay in the client workflow.
  • Keep operational decisions with your team. Automated outreach and broader demand analysis are later capabilities.

How bookings stay dependable

A real answer needs a real slot.

Scheduler-backed

Offer availability from the connected scheduler, within the salon’s service and provider rules.

Client-confirmed

Confirm the selected appointment with the client before making a booking change.

Human when needed

Record a follow-up request with the context your team needs. Agree who handles these requests and how clients hear back.

The planned growth layer

Make each next step count.

Build from dependable bookings to useful capacity insight and appropriate return opportunities. External scheduler integrations are a later priority; agree the scheduling setup your salon will use before adoption.

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Pulse starts with read-only insight. Suggested outreach and other operational actions require explicit approval before they are introduced.

Market context · September 2026

How the approaches compare

Compare the reception workflows described in the linked product pages. Agentis’s starting offer requires confirmation of the channels and workflows supported for your salon. Competitor entries describe their published products; plans and regional availability can differ.

Starting offerDocumentedBooking linkPartialNot documented

Documented means the linked vendor source describes the capability. Not documented means those sources do not establish it, rather than proving absence. Booking link means the client completes the booking separately. Partial means only part of the named capability is described.

Reception capabilities described in the sources below, reviewed September 30, 2026
CapabilityAgentisZenotiVagaroGlossGeniusBoulevardMangomint
AI phone receptionist Starting offer Documented Not documented Documented Documented Not documented
Direct booking in an AI conversation Starting offer Documented Booking link Documented Booking link Not documented
Voice rescheduling and cancellation Starting offer Documented Not documented Partial Not documented Not documented
AI replies to SMS messages Not documented Not documented Documented Documented Not documented Not documented
AI browser chat Starting offer Not documented Documented Not documented Not documented Not documented
AI answers salon information questions Starting offer Not documented Documented Documented Documented Not documented
Human follow-up or handoff Starting offer Documented Documented Documented Documented Not documented

Sources and scope

  • Zenoti AI Receptionist: Describes direct voice booking, cancellation, rescheduling, and human transfer.
  • Vagaro Vera Receptionist: Describes listing-page and SMS replies, availability checks, booking links, and chat handoff.
  • GlossGenius Reception: Describes calls, texts, direct booking and rescheduling, and staff escalation. Cancellation coverage is not established in this source.
  • Boulevard Beau: Describes phone reception, salon answers, booking links, and transfer or staff messages.
  • Mangomint communications: Describes staff calls, two-way texting, and web chat. These do not establish an AI receptionist.

Agentis’s current channels are phone and browser chat. SMS notifications do not establish conversational SMS support. Staff follow-up means a recorded request, not an immediate live transfer. Broader growth and revenue outcomes require separate evidence.

See the starting offer

Find out what fits your salon.

We’ll walk through your booking rules, current scheduler, and the workflows available for your location.

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