Your clients called you. FieldStone doesn't put a robot in front of you — it rings your phone, takes the notes, and only picks up what you miss.
Yesterday — who answered what
Maria Lopez
Kitchen sink leak
Dan Park
Roof estimate
Ava Chen
Gutter cleaning
(269) 555-0140
You were on a roof · we took the name and the job
Early access
Open
Based in
Kalamazoo, MI
Setup
We do it with you
Contract
None
The difference
That is the whole difference. A receptionist product puts software between your client and you — it greets them, qualifies them, and decides what reaches you. For a home service business that is the wrong trade. The call is where the job is won, and the person who wins it is you.
The same incoming call, two products
On a genuine miss
Twenty seconds of ringing with no answer and FieldStone takes the call rather than dropping it to voicemail. It says plainly that you couldn't pick up and that the call is recorded, asks who's calling and what they need, writes it down, and texts you a summary with the number ready to dial.
Twenty seconds, then a safety net
4:12:00
Your phone rings — the caller's real number on screen
4:12:20
Still ringing. No answer.
4:12:21
FieldStone picks up, says you could not, and that the call is recorded
4:12:48
Takes the name and what they need — no prices, no bookings
4:13:02
Texts you the summary, with the number ready to dial
On the record
Answered or missed, the call is transcribed and filed on the client. The details are extracted, an appointment is drafted when the conversation calls for one, and transcripts are deleted after ninety days.
What the 4:12 call left behind
Transcript
Filed on the contact, searchable
Name and job
Ben Ortiz · water heater, no hot water
Appointment draft
Tomorrow, 8:00 AM — not sent
The relationship
Still between you and Ben
Calls come through to your number with the caller's real number on the screen. You answer them, the way your clients expect.
No phone tree, no screener, no assistant deciding whether a caller is worth your time. You are the voice on the line.
If you cannot get to it, FieldStone answers, gets the name and what they need, and texts you a summary you can tap to call back.
Clients called because they trust you. Our job is the paperwork after the conversation, not the conversation itself.
Yes, but only on a missed call. Your phone rings first for about twenty seconds. If nobody picks up, FieldStone answers rather than letting it fall to voicemail. It is a safety net, not the front door.
No, on purpose. The missed-call assistant can take a name and what someone needs, and that is all. Booking happens through your web form, or by texting the client a set of times they can pick from.
Close to this: “Hi, I'm {assistant} with {your business}. They couldn't pick up, so they've got me covering for them — and just so you know, this call is recorded so I can pass along what you need. Can I get your name and what you needed help with?”
Today it is set per number when we onboard you, so tell us and we will leave the missed-call assistant off — calls go to voicemail instead. There is no self-serve switch in the dashboard yet.
Every call and text gets transcribed. The AI pulls out names, projects, and times — and drafts the appointment for you. You make the calls. The relationship stays yours.
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We are taking 10 businesses in September, 3 left — grab your spot.
We are based in Kalamazoo, we set the whole thing up with you, and we stay until it runs without you thinking about it. If onboarding takes more than an hour of your time, your first month is free.