After-hours
What your phone does at 9 pm is a decision, not an accident
Three ways to handle the closed sign: answer around the clock, take messages until morning, or put night calls through to a person. You choose once, and the rules compile from your real opening hours.
Tuesday, 9:04 pm. Closed since five. Nobody heard a voicemail.
How it works
Set your hours once
Your real opening hours, in your own timezone. Everything after this compiles from them — the greeting, the rules, the moment they switch over.
Choose what closed means
Around the clock, as if the day never ended. Answer and take messages until morning. Or put after-hours calls through to a person — a mobile, an on-call line. Plain words, one choice.
The rules take over at closing time
From the minute you close, every call is handled the way you decided — booked, noted or passed through — and the whole night is waiting for you in the console at open.
What it actually does
Closed doesn’t mean silent
The phone is answered either way. The mode only decides what happens next — and that’s yours to decide, not ours.
Your hours, your timezone
The rules run on the opening hours you set, where your business actually is. A 9 pm rule fires at your 9 pm, not a server’s.
The caller hears the truth
A night caller is told you’re closed and when you open — and then helped anyway. No pretending it’s 2 pm, no dead line.
Morning starts with the list
Who called overnight, what they needed, what was booked and what was flagged — the whole night, read in the time it takes to drink a coffee.
If you haven’t set opening hours yet, the AI answers around the clock rather than guessing at a closing time. A made-up “we’re closed” at 3 pm would be worse than no rule at all.