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AI receptionist for auto body & collision

A customer who has just been in an accident calls whoever answers. Meanwhile your estimators are on the floor and your front desk is fielding "is my car ready yet?" for the fourth time today.

What Wardax captures

Caller name, callback number, vehicle, what happened, whether it is drivable, and the insurer and claim number where they have it.

Common calls

Collision calls your agent can qualify.

  • Estimate requests after an accident
  • Insurance claim and adjuster coordination
  • Repair status — "is my car ready?"
  • Tow-in arrivals and after-hours drop-offs
  • Rental and courtesy car questions
  • Paint, dent, and cosmetic-only quotes
Smart intake

Questions that matter before you call back.

  • Year, make, model, and where the damage is
  • Is the vehicle drivable, or does it need a tow?
  • Insurance claim or paying out of pocket?
  • Insurer and claim number, if they have it
  • Best callback number and when they can come in

The agent never quotes a repair, estimates a timeline, or comments on what an insurer will cover. It captures and routes — your estimator makes every call that matters.

Outbound agents

Estimates that never came back, and customers left waiting.

Collision work has two leaks: the estimates that walk out and never book, and the status calls that pile up because nobody has time to call first.

01 · Speed to lead

Reach the accident call before the next shop does.

Someone submits a photo estimate request or fills in your contact form at 9pm after a collision. Right now that sits until morning — and by morning their insurer has already steered them somewhere else.

The agent calls back quickly, gets the vehicle and the damage, finds out whether it is an insurance job, and captures when they can bring it in. You start the day with a lead ready for an estimator instead of a cold form fill.

  • Fires on form fills and enquiries around the clock
  • Claim status and drivability captured before you call
  • A retry schedule when the first attempt misses
02 · Follow-up & status

Close estimates and get ahead of status calls.

An estimate written and never booked is the most expensive paper in the shop. An agent can follow up a few days later, find out whether the customer is still deciding or went elsewhere, and rebook the ones worth saving.

The same agent can call customers with a status update before they call you — which quietly removes a large share of the inbound your front desk fields every day.

  • Unbooked estimate follow-up on your schedule
  • Proactive repair status updates to customers in progress
  • Vehicle-ready and pickup-reminder calls
  • Post-repair check-in requests

How outbound stays clean

Outbound calling in Canada is regulated, and we treat that as part of the build rather than something you have to figure out. Campaigns run only against contact lists and consent records you confirm during setup, and reminder-style follow-up to your own customers is scoped differently from anything promotional. Who gets called, why, how often, and how opt-outs are handled is agreed with you before the first call goes out. If something you want is not clean, we will say so rather than build it.

Outbound calling is part of the Scale tier, scoped per engagement — Lite and Growth cover inbound answering.

The workflow

From first call to estimator handoff.

The customer explains what happened

The agent stays calm and plain-spoken with someone who has just had an accident, and works through your intake without pretending to assess damage.

The job is sorted

Tow-ins and non-drivable vehicles get flagged. Insurance jobs are separated from cash quotes so your estimator knows what they are walking into.

Your estimator gets it clean

Name, number, vehicle, damage, drivability, insurer and claim number, and a preferred drop-off window — by SMS.

Pricing

Three plans. One flat rate each. No meter, ever.

One flat monthly price, setup included. No per-call charges, no per-minute charges, no overage fees — ever.

Lite
For smaller shops that need after-hours calls caught.
$497
/month
Setup included — no separate setup fee
Flat rate, no per-call fees — ever. Built for around 100 calls/month, and calls are never cut off: if your volume runs consistently higher, we'll reach out to talk about the right plan.
  • 24/7 AI answering for missed calls
  • Urgent calls flagged and texted to you immediately
  • Lead qualification and job-request capture
  • Captures the caller’s preferred times — you confirm the booking
  • Instant SMS summary after every call
  • Your existing number stays yours — nothing to port
  • Setup and call-flow build included
  • Email support
Book a 15 minute call

Live within 2 business days of your setup call.

Cancel anytime before your renewal date and your service runs through the month you have paid for. No contract, no cancellation fee. Payments are non-refundable once onboarding begins.

Scale
For high-volume and multi-location teams.
Custom
scoped to your footprint
Scoped individually — talk to Wardax
Built for 500+ calls/month across multiple locations.
  • Everything in Growth, plus:
  • Multiple locations, teams and calendars
  • Higher call capacity
  • Full inbound call handling — AI as your centralized front line, not just overflow
  • Full outbound calling — speed-to-lead callbacks on new enquiries, plus follow-up and reminder campaigns to your existing customers
  • Custom integrations and workflows
  • Dedicated account management
Talk to Wardax

Live within 7–14 business days, depending on scope.

Scale is scoped per engagement. Book a call to discuss.

Outbound calling — speed-to-lead and service follow-up — is part of the Scale tier and is scoped per engagement. Lite and Growth cover inbound call answering.

Next step

Book a 15 minute call.

We will walk through your estimate and status-call volume, and exactly how the intake would work before it reaches your estimator. No slide deck, no obligation.

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