Unified inbox

One conversation per person, however they reached you.

One patient's thread: his 7:30 AM voicemail about a $185 statement, the summarized 10:48 billing call with its recording and transcript open beside it, and the texts that followed.
  • One thread per person

    Calls, texts, voicemails, web chats and faxes together on each person's timeline.

    Whoever picks up the conversation next sees everything: the last call and its summary, the texts, the fax that came in.

  • Business texting

    Text from your office numbers, with photos, files and group texts.

    Saved replies fill in first names for you. We walk you through the carrier registration business texting requires.

  • Voicemail you can read

    Every message transcribed, with urgent ones at the top.

    Folders and shared mailboxes, and an alert by email, text or phone when a message comes in.

  • Missed-call text back

    Automatically text a caller you couldn't answer.

  • Website chat

    A chat box for your site. Chats land in the same inbox as your calls.

  • Secure messages and files

    A private link for conversations and files that shouldn't go over plain text.

    The person confirms a one-time code, then replies or uploads files securely.

  • Search everything

    Find a conversation by name, number, or what was said.

Phones and call routing

Your numbers, your desk phones, and a map of where every call goes.

  • Phones wherever you are

    Desk phone, browser or mobile app.

    Desk phones set themselves up when plugged in, and each person picks which of their phones ring.

  • Visual call flow editor

    Drag a line to change where calls go.

    Menus, ring groups, queues, voicemail and after hours, for every number and location. Changes are live when you save, and every version is kept.

  • Phone menus

    Type the greeting, and a natural voice reads it.

    Press 1 for scheduling, 2 for billing.

  • Ring groups and queues

    Ring a team, or line callers up for the next free person.

    Add an outside number to a ring group, like a cell phone after hours.

  • Hours, lunch and holidays

    Calls follow your schedule on their own.

    After hours, lunch and holidays. Close early with one click, or by dialing a code from any desk phone.

  • Park, transfer and block

    Handle any call from any phone.

    Park a call for any phone, transfer it, or block a number. Each office number can ring differently, so you know the line before you answer.

The visual call flow editor: a main menu branching to patient, medication and healthcare menus, a lunch schedule, and after-hours forwarding.
Editing the Front Desk ring group: ring all, 20 seconds, two members, and room for outside numbers.
Editing the Open Hours step: weekdays 9 to 5, the front desk when open and the AI front desk when closed, with Open Now and Closed Now overrides and a dial code.

AI that hears every call, not just the ones it answers

It's built into your communication system, so it learns from real calls and messages.

  • Call summaries

    Tagged by topic, with upset callers first.

  • Suggested answers

    When callers ask something new, it finds how your team answered before.

    Each suggestion shows the call or text it came from. Approve it, and the AI front desk uses it.

  • Tasks that open and close themselves

    To-dos from calls and voicemails become tasks, and the AI closes the ones a later call settled.

    It reads the call before closing anything, so "let me check and call you back" keeps the task open.

  • AI front desk Beta

    Answers after hours, or when nobody can pick up.

    It knows the caller by their number, answers from what you've approved, and can book, confirm and cancel. It can also fill in short forms by phone, in English or Spanish. Anything it can't handle becomes a task.

  • Private details stay here

    Removed on our servers before any AI analysis.

    Names, birthdates, Social Security numbers, addresses and card numbers. Card numbers are bleeped from recordings too.

Suggested answers, most asked first: whether the office is in network with Aetna, walk-in flu shots, and fasting before a physical, each with an answer proposed from past conversations.
One suggestion opened: asked in 9 calls, with the proposed answer and the staff call it was quoted from.
A call flow: during open hours calls ring the front desk, and closed-hours calls go to the AI front desk.

Call analytics and marketing

Call tracking built into your phone system, not bolted on.

  • What happened to every call

    Answered, voicemail, gave up waiting, or hung up in the menu.

    Click any part of the chart to see the calls behind it, and play them.

  • Missed callers and call-back list

    Who you missed, who you reached later, and who to call next.

    Longest waiting first, with new and upset callers easy to spot.

  • Nightly AI insights

    Plain-language findings each evening, in the app and in a day-end email.

    The email also has the day's calls and misses, sent after close.

  • When and why people call

    Missed calls by hour, first-time callers, and call topics.

    See which topics upset callers, and calls per person, wait times and menu choices.

  • Where your calls come from

    Give each ad its own number, and see the calls and customers it brings.

    Show a campaign's number to website visitors who came from it, and new contacts are stamped with the campaign. Google Ads spend next to your calls is in beta.

  • Beyond calls

    Reports for tasks, customer feedback and remote access too.

    On-time rate and workload for tasks, ratings for feedback, and who connected to which computer.

A chart following 2,021 calls from 943 people through queues, staff phones and menus to how each call ended.
Missed callers: who got through later, who was called back, and the call-back list.

Forms

People fill them in on their phone before they arrive, and the signed copy lands on their record.

  • Build your own

    Intake, consent, feedback and booking forms, or start from a template for your industry.

    Text, dates, address, dropdowns, checkboxes, star ratings and signatures. Add an appointment field and the form books the visit. Have a paper form already? Import the PDF.

  • In their language

    English, Spanish, French and Arabic, on the same form.

    Translate each question, its help text and its answer choices once, and everyone gets the form in their own language.

  • Only the questions that apply

    "Any allergies?" Yes opens the follow-up. No skips it.

    Long forms split into steps, so they are easy on a phone.

  • Already filled in

    Name, phone and address come from their record, so they don't type them twice.

  • Text it, embed it, or put it on a tablet

    Send by text or email, add it to your website, or use a lobby tablet for check-in.

    See who finished and who stopped halfway, and nudge them. The AI front desk can also fill in short forms by phone (Beta).

  • Signed PDF on file

    Every completed form is saved as a PDF with the signatures in place.

The form designer with the Patient Intake starter template: twelve fields with their type, label and required switch, and the language picker.
Intake form submissions: two completed, one in progress at 3 of 9.

Tasks

When a call, text or voicemail needs follow-up, it becomes a task for the right person and closes itself once it's handled.

  • Tasks from every conversation

    Missed calls, voicemails and to-dos mentioned on calls become tasks in plain words.

    Texts that go unanswered and after-hours AI calls do too. Two missed calls and a text from the same person add up to one task.

  • Closes itself when done

    The AI checks each call against the caller's open tasks and closes the ones it settled.

    "Let me check and call you back" keeps the task open.

  • Assigned to the right person

    Automatically, by phone number, mailbox or tag, to a person or a team.

    Tag a conversation Billing and its task moves to the billing team, with a note saying why. On a shared task, I'm on it tells everyone you've got it.

  • Recurring tasks

    Daily, weekly, monthly or yearly, plus onboarding tasks from a new hire's start date.

    Group related tasks into a set for everyone, a team or one location. Each person does their own, or one shared task covers the team, and the next one appears when the last is done.

  • Work it from the list

    Call or text right from the task, with alerts and a morning email of what's due.

  • Manager reports

    On-time rate, overdue work, and who closed what.

    Per person and per source, including tasks the AI closed, plus a grid showing who is behind on recurring tasks.

The task list: today's callbacks, a voicemail follow-up, an insurance resubmission, and missed-call tasks waiting for an owner.
Completed tasks, including voicemail tasks the office handled and the AI confirmed before closing them automatically.
Task sources: voicemail, missed calls, the AI agent, booking rules and declines, each with its routing, and auto-close after AI validation switched on.

Contacts

Everyone you work with, in one place.

  • Know who is calling

    The caller's record opens when the phone rings, with their next visit.

    Unknown numbers get a record automatically.

  • One record per person

    History, addresses and your own custom fields.

    Group people under a family or company, with its own phone lines.

  • Your own stages

    Lead, customer, past customer, or whatever you use.

    Name them, color them and put them in order. Every list can filter by them.

  • Smart groups

    Lists that keep themselves up to date, like everyone due for a follow-up.

    Build one from last visit, next appointment, stage, tags or your own fields.

  • Import and clean up

    Bring contacts in from Google or Microsoft, then merge duplicates.

  • Connect the software you already use

    Practice software and CRMs with a published API.

    Dental practice software sync is in pilot now. Tell us what you use, and we build the connection and keep it running.

The patient list with smart groups on the side: missing email, needs a follow-up visit, new patients, this week and today.
A patient's record: open balance, next visit, appointments, billing, an open task and notes.
A smart group for patients seen in the last 14 days with no next appointment: 7 contacts match.

Estimates, invoices and payments

Quote it, bill it, and take cards, by text or on file.

  • Estimates and invoices

    Turn an estimate into an invoice, with your own catalog of services.

  • Card payments

    Take cards through your own Stripe account, with the money going straight to your bank.

    Connect Stripe once from the app. You pay Stripe's standard rates and we don't add a fee. Payments land in your account, and receipts go to the customer automatically.

  • Text to pay

    Text a payment link. Customers pay on their phone and can add a tip.

  • Save a card for next time

    Customers can keep a card on file when they pay.

  • Cash and check too

    Record cash and check payments against the invoice, so every balance is right.

  • Recurring invoices and reminders

    Scheduled invoices and automatic payment reminders.

  • Card on file

    Charge when the job is done, or once a month.

  • QuickBooks Online sync Beta

    Invoices and payments flow into QuickBooks Online, so nobody types them twice.

The invoice list with outstanding, overdue and paid-this-month totals, aging, and paid and overdue invoices.
A converted estimate for a move-out clean.

Remote access, security and backup

Remote access comes with the platform. Add security and backup for the computers that need them.

  • Remote Desktop

    Open a computer's full desktop from a browser or the Hunter Remote app.

    It works over a private connection, with nothing opened on the office firewall and no VPN to set up. You work as yourself, and nobody has to be at the other end.

  • Screen Share

    Watch or take control to help the person at the computer.

  • Remote staff, safely

    Billers and other offices get only the computers they need.

    Decide who can connect, watch or restore files, computer by computer. See who connected, when and for how long, and turn access off the day someone leaves.

  • Threat detection with 24/7 monitoring Per computer

    Security on every computer, watched around the clock by people.

  • Image backups Per computer

    Whole-computer backups on a schedule, skipped when nothing changed.

    If a whole computer fails, the backup image gets it running again.

  • Pick a moment, get the file back

    Browse any backup and restore or download a file.

A computer list with a security shield on each computer and a Connect button on every row. Computer names are blurred.
A computer's backup card: up to date, last backup today, and 30 days of daily backups.

Fax

Faxes that read, sort and file themselves.

  • Send and receive in the app

    Your fax numbers, with no fax machine and no paper.

    Watch each fax go out page by page, and know when it arrived.

  • Read and tagged for you

    Every fax becomes searchable text and gets your tags, like Pharmacy or Referral.

    You set the tags. The app applies the ones that fit, and you can change them any time.

  • Smart folders

    Folders that fill themselves by tag, status, date or unread.

  • Sign and fax it back

    Sign with your saved signature and send it straight back to the sender.

  • On the sender's thread

    Faxes show up in the conversation with whoever sent them.

  • Split, download and print

    Pull pages apart, download a PDF, or have faxes print at the office.

The fax inbox with smart folders for pharmacy, lab results, referrals and insurance, and a pharmacy refill request open, signed by the doctor.

Scheduling

Built for exam rooms or for crews on the road. Pick how your business works.

Where do you see your customers?
  • Columns by provider or room

    Each provider or exam room gets a column, showing who's checked in, roomed and done.

  • Teams and routes

    Each crew gets a column with its members, hours and every stop.

  • Views that fit how you work

    Day, week, tiles or list, plus a printed page per provider or crew.

  • Availability and time off

    Weekly hours and blocked days for each person, room or crew.

  • Online booking

    Customers and patients pick an open time on your booking page.

    Or add a new caller and book them from the call screen while they're on the phone.

  • Reminders that confirm

    Text and email reminders. A YES confirms, and a reschedule request becomes a task.

  • Dental practice software Pilot

    Appointments, providers and rooms sync, and confirmations write back.

    Working on our test setup. We're looking for the first practices to connect.

  • Route slips on the phone

    Crews see their stops, clock in, and tap On my way and Complete.

    On my way texts the customer for you, and crews can message the office from the slip.

  • Shorter drives

    Reorder a crew's day to cut driving, and see vans live on the map.

    Vehicle GPS records actual arrival times, and booking suggests times that fit the route.

  • Ratings after the visit

    Customers rate the visit, and happy ones are sent to your review page.

    Crews earn points for good ratings.

  • Crew pay from the schedule Beta

    Hours and piece-rate totals per pay period, ready for payroll.

    Schedule crew members and track their pay rates without giving them a login.

A full day for three providers, with checked-out, roomed and upcoming visits.

Remote receptionist

A person at your front counter, from anywhere.

  • Video front desk

    Your receptionist appears on a counter tablet all shift, from home or another office.

    A San Jose dental office has checked in every patient this way, every day, for months.

  • Works beside the app

    She keeps working in the rest of the app with a small view of the lobby.

  • Blur, mute and step away

    Background blur, and a "back in 15 min" screen when she steps away.

Illustration based on the real tablet and app screens.

Locations, people and permissions

Run one office or several, with staff who move between them.

  • One app for every office

    Staff see the lines, schedules and faxes for each office they work in.

    Everyone has a home office, and switches offices without signing out. Each office keeps its own numbers, hours and call flow.

  • Permissions by group

    Decide what each group can do, everywhere or office by office.

    From the schedule and billing to phone lines, fax, voicemail boxes and remote desktop. New hires join a default group and can work right away.

  • Groups that ring together

    Add someone to a group, and they ring with the team and get the team's recurring tasks.

  • Shared logins with PINs

    Several people share a front-desk sign-in, each with their own profile.

  • Your words, your modules

    Patients or customers, rooms or operatories. Hide what you don't use.

  • Apps for phones and office computers

    Android app, Windows office app and team chat.

    Android: calls, texts, fax, voicemail and tasks. Windows: support chat, backup status and fax printing.

  • HIPAA mode

    A signed business associate agreement, and control over what gets emailed.

Group access to phone lines and texts, fax, extensions, voicemail boxes, the remote receptionist and contacts, each with where it applies: everywhere, or a specific mailbox.
Group access to the scheduler, forms, billing, tasks and analytics, each set to everywhere.

Beta features are live and in use, and still being refined with founding customers. Pilot means it works on our test setup and we're looking for the first offices to use it.

Looking for something that isn't listed? Ask us. If it's close to something we already do, it may already be on the way.