Hey everyone! Quick question - how many calls does your dental practice miss per week? Most practice owners have no clue, but the industry average is scary: 35% of all incoming calls go unanswered. Why this happens: Staff tied up with patients After-hours calls Multiple lines ringing Human bathroom breaks (yes, really) The brutal math: Missing 30 calls/month = losing $50,000+ annually in potential revenue. Ouch. What some smart practice owners are doing: Using AI receptionists to catch the overflow while their human staff focuses on in-person patients. What it handles: ✅ Books appointments instantly ✅ Reschedules conflicts smoothly ✅ Processes cancellations automatically ✅ Routes urgent calls appropriately Results I'm seeing: 10-15% boost in new patient bookings just from being available when people actually call. Real talk question for the group: What's your biggest phone management headache? Are you tracking missed calls? What solutions have you tried? Drop your experiences below - always learning from this community! 🙌 P.S. - If anyone wants to see how to build something like this yourself, happy to share some resources. Just comment below!

How you people actually deliver voice agents to the buyers. Like i can't give them the n8n workflows or retell agent directly.

Hey everyone, I'm building a micro-SaaS where I use Retell AI to create custom AI voice agents for barbershops. The value prop is solid: it answers calls, books appointments, and handles FAQs 24/7. I've hit two classic "white-label" problems and would love your advice on how you've solved them: 1. The Client Access Problem: I build the agent for the client on my Retell AI account. The Dilemma: The client needs to be able to update their own info (prices, hours, barber names). But I can't give them admin access to my Retell dashboard without exposing the platform and breaking the white-label illusion. My Current Solution: I act as the service provider. They email me changes, and I manually update their agent's Knowledge Base. This doesn't scale well. My Question: How are you handling client-side updates for your white-labeled services? Do you build a separate client portal? Use a different low-code backend? Would love to hear your stack or process. Any insights, war stories, or pointers would be massively appreciated! Thanks in advance.

Hey everyone! I'm building an AI voice agent designed to handle calls for barbershops. It can schedule appointments (book, reschedule, cancel), answer FAQs about services and hours, check real-time availability, and has a friendly, professional tone. Would this set of features solve a big enough problem for shop owners to be a sellable product? Looking for honest feedback. Thanks!

🚀 Hey Skool fam! I’m getting into making AI agents and want to start selling them. I know a bit already, but I’m looking for ideas that are: Easy to build Actually sellable In markets that aren’t too crowded Got any cool AI agent ideas? Or see a gap somewhere? Drop them here! 🙌 Also, if you’re up for it, let’s team up and build/sell together. Two heads (or more!) are better than one! 🤝 Can’t wait to hear your thoughts! Let’s make something awesome. ✨