Rachel, the accounting receptionist
Accounting

Meet Rachel, your accounting receptionist.

She answers the number you forward, takes the caller's name, number and what they need — in the words an accounting firm actually uses — and writes one sentence on the record. From $49 a month, on the full EngageSuite360 CRM shaped for accounting.

How she answers
Rachel saysThanks for calling your business, this is Rachel. I'll take your name, number and a note for the team.

Then she listens. Short sentences, one question at a time, the number read back once, and what happens next: you call back.

What callers usually need

Rachel sorts every call into the words your trade uses

That word is in the sentence she writes, so your callback list reads like a accounting desk, not a voicemail box.

The record

What is on the CRM after a call

One sentence, on the contactJeff called from (727) 555-1212 — new client, wants a call back this afternoon.

The caller becomes a contact, the company is matched from the number, and the sentence is emailed to you. No recording, no transcript on the Starter plans — that is the AI Front Desk plan, one rung up, same number, same CRM.

Pricing

How much is an AI receptionist for a accounting business?

From $49 a month. The Front Desk Company has six plans: $49 for 250 inbound minutes, $149 for 1,000 inbound minutes, $299 for 2,500 inbound minutes with a call log only; then the AI Front Desk at $397 with transcripts, recordings and texting, $697 with the Outbox and $997 with Campaigns. Every plan includes the full EngageSuite360 CRM. Annual plans get two months free; the 7-day trial takes real calls and charges nothing until day eight.

AI Front Desk Starter 250

$49/mo
250 inbound minutes
Call log: one sentence per call, owner emailed. No recording, no transcript.
Start the 7-day trial
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AI Front Desk Starter 1,000

$149/mo
1,000 inbound minutes
Call log: one sentence per call, owner emailed. No recording, no transcript.
Start the 7-day trial

AI Front Desk Starter 2,500

$299/mo
2,500 inbound minutes
Call log: one sentence per call, owner emailed. No recording, no transcript.
Start the 7-day trial

AI Front Desk

$397/mo
Unlimited inbound minutes
Transcripts, recordings, texting, booking. Fair use 4,000 min.
Start with a saved card

AI Front Desk + Outbound

$697/mo
1,500 inbound minutes
Everything in AI Front Desk + the Outbox: email and SMS follow-up.
Start with a saved card

AI Front Desk + Sales

$997/mo
9,000 inbound minutes
Everything in Plus + Campaigns: outbound dials and sequences.
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More from Rachel

Her guides, and the CRM she writes into

Rachel's accounting guides

How an accounting firm handle calls, follow-up and the work behind them — written by Rachel on AgentWorks Studio.

Read Rachel's accounting hub →

The CRM she writes into

EngageSuite360 arrives shaped for accounting: the pipeline, the fields and the vocabulary. Free to start; Rachel writes every call into it.

Free CRM for accounting →

Questions

About Rachel

How much is an AI receptionist for a accounting business?

From $49 a month. The Front Desk Company has six plans: $49 for 250 inbound minutes, $149 for 1,000 inbound minutes, $299 for 2,500 inbound minutes with a call log only; then the AI Front Desk at $397 with transcripts, recordings and texting, $697 with the Outbox and $997 with Campaigns. Every plan includes the full EngageSuite360 CRM. Annual plans get two months free; the 7-day trial takes real calls and charges nothing until day eight.

What does Rachel say when she answers?

"Thanks for calling your business, this is Rachel. I'll take your name, number and a note for the team." Then she listens, takes the name, the callback number and what they need, reads the number back once, and says you will call back.

What does Rachel never do?

She never quotes a price or a range, confirms an appointment time, sends a text or an email, transfers the call, or pitches anything. On the Starter plans she logs one sentence and you call back; the AI Front Desk plans add transcripts, texting and booking.

What lands in my CRM after a accounting call?

A contact (or the one you have), the company when the number matches, and one line on the record that names what they needed — new client, tax deadline question, document dropoff, bookkeeping question, billing question. The same line is emailed to you.

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