Voxori answers calmly
It introduces itself quietly as the digital assistant — no hold music, no voicemail, no rush. It says honestly that it's an AI.
For your industry
A death is reported at the hardest moments — at night, at the weekend. Voxori answers calmly, says honestly that it's an AI, notes only the name and a callback number and puts the bereaved caller straight through to you. No intake, no questionnaire, no prices — that belongs with a human.
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A transparent estimate for this industry, built on conservative averages you can adjust. It shows what staying unreachable costs you — not a Voxori promise.
What does it cost you?
A bereaved family that reaches voicemail at night calls the next funeral director — one such call alone outweighs a year of Voxori.
A funeral engagement runs into the thousands and notifications of death arrive precisely at night and at weekends; only your own call log knows how many are lost today — adjust to your own numbers
Illustrative calculation based on industry averages — not a guarantee. The annual figure is the monthly amount × 12; your actual outcome depends on your own call volume, rates, and how many calls you currently miss.
One incoming call, handled automatically. Voxori only books for real after your go-ahead and a live calendar check — never a made-up promise.
Not just a phone bot — Voxori runs the whole lifecycle for this industry. See which modules light up at each step, honestly labelled live or module.
Takes the report
Logs & records
Transfers urgent cases
Or schedules a visit
Beyond the phone
Confirms & protects
Green = live today · Module = add it separately (or included in Complete). Newer modules are switched on per customer during a guided start.
Someone calling because a loved one has died must not hear a recorded message. But answering yourself 24/7 isn't possible. Voxori always answers calmly and brings in a human straight away.
Deaths don't keep office hours. A round-the-clock on-call service is hard to sustain. Voxori handles the first contact — short and warm — and transfers to your on-call staff.
A florist, a printer, a practical question. They don't need to wake you at night. Voxori separates it calmly: a death notice goes straight to a human, the rest it handles itself or notes down.
It introduces itself quietly as the digital assistant — no hold music, no voicemail, no rush. It says honestly that it's an AI.
Voxori asks only for the name and a callback number and transfers straight through, or schedules a callback within the time you set. No intake, no probing questions.
Opening hours, address, how a condolence visit works, or a callback note for a supplier — from your own data.
A death is reported while you can't answer. Here's what happens — calm, brief, and with a human within reach.
Voxori introduces itself quietly as the digital assistant of the funeral home — no rush, no hold music, no voicemail.
As soon as it's about a death or a grieving caller, Voxori stops asking questions. No intake, no probing.
Voxori notes only the name and a callback number. No details, no prices, no promises.
Voxori brings the bereaved caller directly to the on-call funeral director.
doorschakelen()The bereaved caller reaches a human quickly. If no one answers, Voxori schedules a callback within the agreed time — never a recording. You read the short conversation back later.
A practical question (opening hours, a condolence visit), a supplier or a quiet planned aftercare talk — Voxori simply handles or notes it. Only what touches content, cost or wishes goes to a human.
No integration, no manual work: after every call the caller is in your own Voxori CRM — timeline included. Voxori recognising a regular on the phone is built in anyway; this module is about what you get to see afterwards. You switch it on yourself in your portal. Prefer HubSpot or Pipedrive? Those connect too.
Timeline
Illustration of an auto-filled contact card — not real customer data.
It's half past two at night. A man calls the funeral home because his mother has just died. At that moment no one can answer directly.
Result: Voxori took only the name and callback number and put the bereaved caller straight through to the on-call funeral director — no intake, no questionnaire, no voicemail.
A written example for illustration, translated from Dutch — not a recording of a real call. On the phone Voxori speaks Dutch. Voxori states at the start that it is the digital assistant and only confirms an appointment after the calendar has been checked live.
This is the same booking brain as on the phone, set up for this industry. Ask for an appointment and watch it handle the whole conversation. You get 3 minutes — the clock starts at your first message. It's a demo — nothing is actually booked.
These modules are off by default — you switch them on yourself in your customer portal and decide the settings. No surprises for your callers.
When someone reports a death, Voxori transfers the call straight to the on-call funeral director and sends (opt-in) a text beforehand with the name and callback number. You don't pick up cold — you already have the family's name in front of you. Included; works on a mobile forwarding number.
Your own number rings first; if it isn't answered — because the director is at a funeral or briefly unavailable — Voxori catches the call instead of voicemail. A bereaved caller always reaches a voice this way.
Couldn't a caller get through after all, an automatic (opt-in) text goes out that the lines were busy, inviting them to try again with your number included. Deliberately no callback promise and nothing promotional — only what actually happened. Maximum one per number per day.
Answers 24/7 calmly — at night and at weekends too, never a voicemail for a grieving caller
Says honestly right away that it's an AI — never pretends to be a member of staff
For a report of a death: takes only the name and callback number and transfers straight to a human
Does no intake and no probing with a grieving caller — that belongs with a funeral director
Never quotes prices and makes no promises about what's possible or when
Answers practical questions (opening hours, address, how a condolence visit works) from your own data
Every call is in your dashboard as a transcript — you calmly read back what was said
Voxori covers six conversation types that come back every day. Below is the typical split we hear in your field — so you recognise which part of your day Voxori takes over from tomorrow.
Indicative split based on industry averages for a calm phone for funeral homes — your own mix will differ. We measure your own split in your dashboard once Voxori is running for you.
Built-in price ceiling: you never pay more than Voxori Complete (€319/mo)
This is a new and sensitive sector — we don't have a customer quote for it yet. We're looking for one funeral home to test Voxori live, carefully and with guidance. Email hallo@voxori.nl.
No, and that's deliberate. For a report of a death or a grieving caller, Voxori only takes the name and a callback number and transfers straight to you, or schedules a callback within the agreed time. The conversation itself belongs with a human.
Yes. At the start Voxori quietly says it's the digital assistant. It never pretends to be a member of staff and never fakes empathy it doesn't have.
Never. No costs, no promises about what's possible or when someone will come. Anything touching content or money goes to a human.
Voxori answers calmly, notes the name and number and transfers to your on-call service, or schedules a callback according to the rules you set. Never a voicemail.
Yes — opening hours, address, how a condolence visit or farewell works at your firm, from your own data. If in doubt, it transfers.
Only if you enable it, and only for something already agreed, such as confirming a planned aftercare conversation. Never unsolicited, never selling.
Try Voxori on your own number — €0 setup, we set everything up with you, carefully. We start with a guided pilot.