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Where we work
On site across central Scotland from our Edinburgh base, and remotely everywhere else with visits by arrangement. Same prices wherever you are, we do not price by postcode.
On site, in person
Remote coverage, visits by arrangement

Services · Admin
Your calls answered in your company name, triaged, and passed on properly. Nothing goes to voicemail.£300 to £800/month

Call answering is a real person picking up your phone, in your company's name, when you cannot. Not a recorded message and not an overseas script, but a trained receptionist who answers as though they sit in your office, takes the details, and gets the message to the right person the way you have asked. To the caller it is simply your business, answering properly. To you it is the difference between catching an enquiry and losing it to whoever picked up next.
Most calls a small business misses are missed for ordinary reasons: you were on a ladder, on another line, driving, at lunch, or it was half past six. The caller does not know or care why; they know it rang out, and a large share of them will not leave a voicemail and will not ring back. They ring the next number on the list. Every one of those is an enquiry you paid for, in marketing and in reputation, quietly wasted at the very last step.
It flexes to how you work. Some businesses want every call answered so the phone never rings out. Others want cover only for the overflow, the lunch hour, the holiday, the day the office is out on site. You decide what gets answered, what gets triaged, what reaches you straight away and what waits for a message, so it fits around the way you already run rather than forcing you to change it.
See it work
Pick something that happens in your day and watch the busywork run itself.
A scripted demonstration of a real workflow shape. We build these against your own tools, so the exact steps and systems are yours.
The direct benefit is the enquiries you were losing without ever knowing. A missed call leaves no trace, so most owners have no idea how many they lose in a week, only that the phone sometimes rings out. Answering them turns invisible lost sales into real ones, and because the caller reached a person on the first try, you catch them while they are still keen rather than after they have already booked someone else.
It also makes a small business sound like a bigger, steadier one. A phone answered promptly and professionally, every time, tells a caller you are organised and reliable before you have said a word about the job, while a phone that rings out or drops to a full voicemail quietly says the opposite. For a lot of trades and services, the firm that simply answered is the firm that got the work.
And it takes the tyranny of the phone off you. When you know every call is being answered and the messages will reach you, you can get on with the actual job without one ear always on the ringtone, without breaking off to grab a call that turns out to be a supplier, and without the nagging guilt of the ones you missed. The phone stops running your day.

Illustrative cases. Tap one to see what happened and what could have been done.
The case
A roofer was missing most of his calls simply because he was up a ladder with both hands full when they came in, and by the time he climbed down and rang back the caller had usually booked someone else.
What could have been done
Answering his calls in his business name and texting him the details the moment each one comes in lets him ring back the genuine jobs at a sensible point. He stops losing work to voicemail, and the extra jobs pay for the service many times over.
The case
A small clinic had one receptionist, so every lunch hour and every holiday the phone either rang out or piled up as voicemails nobody could get to.
What could have been done
Covering the overflow and the gaps, answering in the clinic's name and booking or passing on each call, means patients always reach a person. The missed-call complaints stop, the appointment book fills more evenly, and the receptionist stops coming back to a wall of messages.
Tell us what is going wrong and we will come back with a fixed price in writing, after a short scoping call. No obligation, and no jargon.
£300 to £800/month. We agree the exact number before any work starts, so there are no open ended day rates.
Most work of this kind is live within three to four weeks. We give you a date before we begin and tell you early if anything threatens it.
Yes. We are based in Edinburgh and work on site across the Lothians, Fife and Glasgow, and remotely across the United Kingdom.
Same service, same prices, wherever you are. On site across central Scotland and remotely across the rest of the UK.
A trained administrator working on your business remotely, backed by automation so they get through several times the work.
Invoices, delivery notes, timesheets and forms read automatically and filed where they belong, with a person checking the edge cases.
Receipts captured, transactions categorised and month end tidied, ready for your accountant rather than dumped on them.
The strategic conversation most small businesses never get: what to spend, what to retire, what the real risks are, and what to ignore.
The three numbers that actually run your business, on one screen, updated without anyone building a spreadsheet.
Stop missing calls. Stop quoting at midnight.