Treatment rooms without interruptions
Calls go to the front desk or the AI agent, never to the mobile of the therapist who is with a client.
Don’t let the phone interrupt a massage or a facial: a number that books, confirms and answers while you work.

Let me explainDon’t let the phone interrupt a massage: book and confirm appointments while you work.
At a spa or beauty center, silence is part of the service. No one wants to hear a phone ringing in the treatment room during a relaxing massage, a facial or a hair removal session. But you also don’t want to leave unanswered the person calling about a birthday package, the price of semi-permanent nails or whether there’s a slot for a body contouring treatment on Thursday. That’s the challenge: serving the people inside well without losing the people calling.
With a 19 80 TIC Cloud virtual number, calls don’t have to reach the treatment room. They can ring at the front desk or on the manager’s mobile, and if no one is free, an AI agent answers in a friendly voice, explains the services and how long each treatment takes, and books the appointment. It’s a +57 3xx mobile number or a local landline number, and if you already have a well-known number you bring it over with number porting.
Many beauty treatments work in sessions: ten laser sessions, a radiofrequency plan, a nail touch-up every three weeks. With SMS or voice calls you can remind each client of their next session and ask them to confirm with a key press. And on WhatsApp and Instagram, from a shared inbox, you reply to nail design photos, send the price list and share aftercare instructions after each treatment.
Calls go to the front desk or the AI agent, never to the mobile of the therapist who is with a client.
Automatic reminders for the next session so clients don’t drop their treatment halfway.
Reference photos and questions land in one inbox, and anyone on the team can reply and book.
For Mother’s Day or Amor y Amistad, an SMS or WhatsApp campaign announces the packages to people who agreed to receive messages.
A message sends aftercare instructions after a peel or hair removal, and any questions are answered by chat.
For example, a spa in Pereira with three treatment rooms and a nail salon. It’s the week before Mother’s Day and calls triple: everyone wants to give a massage with a manicure. The three therapists are in treatment rooms and the receptionist is ringing up a client. The AI agent answers, explains the two available packages, offers the open Saturday slots and books under the caller’s name. Meanwhile, nail design photos arrive in the WhatsApp inbox and the manicurist replies between clients. No phone rang in any treatment room.
Book more treatments and packages without hiring extra staff just to answer the phone.
Handle calls, WhatsApp and Instagram from one screen and stop jumping between apps.
Work without interruptions and find appointments already confirmed, with fewer no-shows.
Yes. It’s set up with your services, their duration, prices and pre-visit instructions, like arriving with clean skin. If the question is medical or very specific, it transfers the call to a team member.
Yes. You can schedule reminders by SMS, voice-message call or WhatsApp before each session, and the client confirms or reschedules. That makes it easier for them to finish the full treatment.
Yes. You decide which mobiles or computers the number rings on and at what times. The treatment room stays quiet and calls are handled by the front desk or the AI agent.
Yes. The omnichannel inbox brings together WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and your website chat. Several team members can reply without sharing one phone.
Yes, to customers who agreed to receive messages from your business. The platform helps you respect the hours and consent required by Ley 2300 de 2023.
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