Apologies for all the questions, I'm still finding my feet and I believe there is seasoned veterans here whose brains I have the chance to pick. Based in Ireland, building a receptionist agent for a clinic. Trying to get her sounding natural and colloquial rather than robotic. What have you guys found works best - hardcoding specific filler words and phrases, leaving it open, or does trying to manufacture it actually make things worse? Any other general tips to get the most out of voice agents would be appreciated

Is it easier to just rebill one amount ? I was trying to create a tier but I imagine trying to automate changing the amount ( example .14/minute to .10/ minute after a certain amount of use is hard to maneuver. Just wondering how other users are pricing tiers.

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Is there anyway you can have the Canadian numbers readily available too ? Transferring numbers over is hard and even harder having to make clients create accounts etc.

Is there an easy way to implement Assistable in other platforms instead of GHL ?