- 2×Large Pepperoni
- 1×Garlic Knots (6)
Marconi's Pizza · Friday, 7:42 PM
The phone is ringing.Everybody’s hands are full.
This is what happens next when PizzaFlow answers it.

Ninety seconds, start to finish. No hold music, no “press one for orders”.
Not yet. We would rather leave this button switched off than put up a recording we staged. A real one is being made. Until it is here, the call is written out below, and every line in the right hand column is something the assistant actually does.
Thanks for calling Marconi's, I'm the AI assistant and I take notes as we go. Pickup or delivery?
- answered in 4 s
- menu loaded · 34 items
- hours checked · open
Delivery. Can I get a large pepperoni?
Large pepperoni, eighteen fifty. Anything else?
- lookup_menu "pepperoni"
- add_item · 1 × Large Pepperoni
- $18.50 from Marconi's menu
Do you do garlic bread?
We do, five fifty for six knots with marinara.
- lookup_menu "garlic bread"
- 1 match · Garlic Knots (6)
Both of those prices came off Marconi's own menu a fraction of a second before they were said. The assistant cannot quote a price or an item your menu did not give it, because our code looks your prices up and hands it the sentence to say. There is nothing left for it to invent.
Actually, make that two. Two large pepperoni.
Two large pepperoni, that's thirty-seven. Anything to drink?
- change_item · qty 1 → 2
- order now $37.00 + $5.50
That is the order. Now it needs to know where it is going.
0:34 · 2 × Large Pepperoni · 1 × Garlic Knots (6) · $42.50 so far
Can I get a first name for the order?
- name still not recorded
Dana.
And a good callback number?
- set_customer · name: Dana
Nine one six, five five five, oh one four two.
Nine one six, five five five, oh one four two. And the address?
- set_customer · phone saved
- read back to confirm
Fourteen Oak Street, apartment two.
Got it, about forty minutes. There's a three dollar delivery fee.
- address checked · 1.3 miles
- inside the 3.7 mile radius
- delivery fee $3.00 applied
It read the number back before saving it, because caller ID is often wrong on a forwarded line. And it checked the address against your delivery area before it promised a time. Telling somebody forty minutes and then not turning up is worse than saying no at the start.
What it said
“Two large pepperoni, six garlic knots, forty two fifty before tax, delivery to fourteen Oak Street, about forty minutes.”
What the shop has
- 2 × Large Pepperoni
- $37.00
- 1 × Garlic Knots (6)
- $5.50
- Items
- $42.50
- Delivery
- $3.00
- Before tax
- $45.50
Dana · 14 Oak Street, Apt 2
The two columns match because the assistant reads the order back off the ticket, rather than off what it remembers saying.
Order forty two, ready around eight twenty. Thanks Dana.
- confirm_order · #42
- order written
Ninety seconds after the phone rang, the kitchen has the order.
Nobody stopped what they were doing.

That is the real board, not a screenshot of one. It is the same screen a kitchen taps on its tablet, with one Friday evening loaded onto it.
The kitchen board, in three columns. New: order 42 for Dana, 2 Large Pepperoni, 1 Garlic Knots (6), $45.50. Preparing: order 41 for Priya, 1 Medium Margherita, 1 Caesar Salad, $21.50. order 40 for Tom B, 1 Large Hawaiian, 2 Garlic Knots (6), $33.50. Ready: order 39 for Elena, 1 Large Four Cheese, $20.00.
New
1Preparing
2Ready
1Every call is written down too, so you can read exactly what was said.
What it costs.
| Plan | Per month | Shops | Calls a month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $199 | 1 | 200 |
| Growth | $499 | 5 | 750 |
| Scale | $999 | 20 | 2,000 |
| Enterprise is priced per business rather than off a table. Talk to us. | |||
Past your allowance, every call the assistant answers is $1.00. It is added to your next monthly payment as a second line, you are emailed at eighty percent and again at a hundred, and you set a ceiling we cannot charge you past. There is no setup fee, no per-order fee and no cut of what your customers spend.
The whole table, what a busy month costs, and the fourteen day refund
Do I have to change my number?
No. Keep the number that is on your menus and your boxes and your signage. You forward it to the number we give you, which takes about five minutes with your phone company, and you can undo it in the same five minutes if you ever want to.
What happens if it gets something wrong?
Every call is written down, and any call where something went sideways is flagged for you to read. It reads the whole order back before placing it. And it can never invent a price or an item, because it can only say what your menu gave it. When it does not know, it puts the caller through to you instead of guessing.
What about when I'm closed, or slammed?
It knows your hours and it will not take an order you cannot make. During a rush it just keeps answering, however many people call at once. That is the entire point.
Let it answer your next call.
Signing up is free. You only pay when you are ready to put your shop on the phone.