Deadline season,
without the backlog.
For most of the year the phone is quiet. For six weeks it is not, and that is exactly when a missed call costs a client. Auricall routes calls by what they are about, turns everything unanswered into transcribed text, and keeps a record of what each client was told and what the practice still owes them.
What usually goes wrong
- Deadline weeks bury the practice in calls that all feel urgent
- Clients are told something on the phone that never reaches the file
- Chasing records means nobody can remember who was chased and when
- Web enquiries and phone enquiries live in completely different places
How accountants and bookkeepers use Auricall
Not a feature list — the four things that actually change day to day.
Route by reason
An IVR separates existing clients, new enquiries and records chasing before anyone picks up.
Chasing that is written down
Commitments picked out of calls become open items on the client record, so the chase list is real.
One inbox for both channels
The website chat widget and the phone line land in the same place, worked by the same people.
Searchable history
Transcripts make "what did we tell them in January" a search rather than a guess.
A client rings in late January about missing paperwork. The transcript records exactly which documents were asked for, and it is on their timeline when someone else picks the chase up a week later.
One account, every conversation.
Whatever the sector, the shape is the same: calls, website chat and internal messaging writing to one contact record, with an AI layer that has read all of it.
- UK numbers and free porting
- Browser, mobile and SIP desk phone calling
- IVR menus and time-of-day routing
- Voicemail transcribed to a shared inbox
- Website chat widget on one script tag
- Contacts, companies and timelines
- Tasks and tracked commitments
- Call and chat reporting with scheduled exports
For accountants and bookkeepers
Calls go out under the business number rather than a personal one, whether from the browser or the mobile app.
Out-of-hours callers hear a greeting you record or generate, and their voicemail arrives as text in the shared inbox for the morning.
Yes. Extra numbers are independent, each with its own greeting and routing, and reporting shows which line each call arrived on.
No. Auricall is a monthly subscription with per-minute call charges, and you can see the current plan pricing on the pricing page.
Other sectors
The problems rhyme more than you would expect.
Bring every conversation into one platform
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