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Do callers know they’re talking to an AI?
With 365vox, yes. Your receptionist identifies itself as an AI in the first sentence of every call, and anyone who asks for a person is transferred or offered a callback according to your rules.
Last updated October 7, 2026
Why we disclose up front
Callers deserve to know who they’re talking to. Disclosure builds trust, sets expectations and keeps your business on the right side of the growing number of rules about AI and automated calls.
What callers actually want
Most callers want their problem solved quickly — a booking made, a question answered, a request logged. When that happens on the first ring, at any hour, the fact that it’s an AI matters far less than getting an answer instead of voicemail.
A person is always available
Any caller can ask for a person. During business hours the call is transferred; after hours a callback is scheduled — whatever your rules say. Listen to the sample calls on our home page to hear how the disclosure sounds.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the AI say at the start of a call?
Can we turn disclosure off?
What if a caller is upset to hear it’s an AI?
Does disclosure hurt bookings?
Do callers have to say anything special to reach a person?
Are calls recorded?
Does it pretend to be a specific employee?
Can I hear an example?
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