Solutions
A barber, a plumber and a grocer need the AI to do genuinely different things. NetPulsy handles that through configuration and industry playbooks — not custom code per customer.
HVAC · plumbing · roofing · electrical · cleaning · contractors
The beachhead, because the value is immediate and measurable: after-hours calls, emergency routing, scheduling and missed-call recovery. When you're under a sink, you cannot answer the phone — and the caller with a burst pipe will not leave a voicemail.
Playbook
Hair · barbers · nails · spa · aesthetics
Your hands are literally busy. Every ring is a booking you either take or lose, and the caller has three other salons in the search results. Ada answers on the first ring, in the caller's language, with your real availability.
Playbook
Takeaway · grocery · specialty food · neighbourhood retail
The phone rings hardest exactly when the counter is busiest. Ada takes the structured order — items, quantities, collection or delivery — while your team serves the person physically in front of them.
Playbook
Courier · haulage · moving · last-mile
Drivers can't answer, dispatch is overloaded, and every unanswered call is a job going to whoever picks up first. Ada holds the line, captures the job, and escalates only what genuinely needs a human.
Playbook
Churches · community groups · charities · foundations
Small teams, volunteer coverage, and calls that matter disproportionately. NetPulsy gives a volunteer-run office the phone presence of a staffed one, at a price a donation budget can carry.
Playbook
Holding companies · franchise groups · MSPs
One person, several businesses, four phone bills. Workspace gives each venture its own numbers, brand and AI while giving you one login, one contract and one place to see if anything is dropping calls.
Playbook
Twenty minutes on a call, and Ada is answering with your hours, your prices and your rules. No engineer required.
White-glove porting · A2P 10DLC handled · Migration from RingCentral, 8x8 & OpenPhone