Average service calls a dealership misses every month. With Voice, those calls get answered instead of hitting a dead-end voicemail.
Most callers don't leave a voicemail. They hang up and call the next shop on the list.
Kimoby Voice
Kimoby Voice is an AI-powered missed call agent for dealership service departments.
Your advisors still get first shot at every call. the agent answers the calls your team can't get, day or night. It identifies the caller and their repair order, lets them leave a message or switch to text, and drops an AI summary into the same timeline as your texts and estimates.
Why Kimoby Voice doesn't answer first
Same call, handled two ways.
Answer-first AI
Bot
“Thanks for calling. Say appointment, vehicle status or parts and I'll get you started.”
Dylan
“Yeah, can I get Sarah? She's got my truck.”
Bot
“Sorry, I didn't catch that. Say appointment, vehicle status or parts.”
Your customers don't want a robot. They hang up and try again later.
Kimoby Voice
Kimoby Voice
“Hi Dylan. Looks like your truck is in with Sarah, and she's with a customer right now. I can take a message, or I can flip this over to text so she can get back to you as soon as she's free.”
Dylan
“Text's fine.”
Text from Sarah, 2 min later
Hey Dylan, brakes are done. Ready anytime after 3. Want me to pull it up front?
Your advisors have the opportunity first. If they can't answer, it goes to Kimoby Voice instead of a voicemail.
A dealership told us this
Their RO count started dropping. They ended up emailing every customer to apologize, and put someone back behind the phone.
Now their advisors pick up first and Kimoby handles what they miss.
Voice matches the caller to their open RO and their advisor before anyone picks up. A customer calling about their car in the shop gets routed to the right person, not a phone tree.
"Hi, I see your vehicle is with Sarah. She's with another customer. I can take a message, or switch us to text so she can reply as soon as she's free."
Check engine light at 7 PM? Voice answers, sets the expectation that an advisor will reach out by 9 AM, and takes the message. No generic voicemail greeting.
Every call Voice handles gets an AI summary. The recording and transcript are attached. Your advisor reads five bullet points instead of replaying a two-minute message.
Management sees every missed call, who handled it, and who still owes a callback. Sentiment is flagged so the most urgent calls get the first callback.
Voice is tuned so it doesn't mangle your store name, your local towns, or your model names. No robotic, generic script. Customers feel like they reached your team, and you can drop the third-party answering service you were paying to catch those calls.
Andrew runs service at a Mazda dealership. This is what he sent us.
We've been using Voice to pick up where we can't, and it's really been helping to take that extra edge off the advisors and give them the chance to focus on their customers.
Your service lane with Voice and without it.
Average service calls a dealership misses every month. With Voice, those calls get answered instead of hitting a dead-end voicemail.
Most callers don't leave a voicemail. They hang up and call the next shop on the list.
Share of service interactions that still start with a phone call. Voice brings that channel into the same workflow as everything else.
Calls live in a separate phone system. Texts live in another. Nobody sees the whole customer.
An AI summary with the transcript and recording lands in the timeline. Read it, reply by text, move on.
The advisor arrives to a stack of voicemails, replays each one, looks up each RO, and starts dialing.
Kimoby stores miss about 60 calls for every 100 repair orders they write. About 3 in 10 of those callers wanted to book, fix, or price something.
Assumes missed calls per 100 ROs, and that % of those callers wanted to book, fix, or price something. Adjust them to match your store.
That is about a year. Even capturing 40 to 60% of it puts to a month back in the lane.
Estimates from Kimoby dealership call data and call log analysis. Kimoby Voice is a module of the Service Lane OS.
Every part does one job: catch the call, capture what matters, and put it where your advisors already work.
When no one picks up, Voice answers. Day, night, weekends, and through the rush.
Voice matches the caller to their open RO and drops the message in the inbox of the advisor who wrote it up.
The caller can move from the call to a text conversation instead of waiting on hold.
A rambling voicemail becomes a few bullet points, so your advisor reads instead of replays.
All audio recordings and text transcripts are centralized in the customer conversation timeline, with their SMS history and ROs.
Frustrated callers are surfaced so the most urgent ones get the first callback.
See who isn't picking up and which voicemails are still waiting on a callback.
Tuned so it doesn't mangle your store name, local towns, or model names. No robotic, generic script.
Voice sits on top of your existing system, set up per department. Nothing to rip out.
We as an industry like to be innovative. Our cars are innovative, our technology is innovative. Kimoby is a platform that innovates right along with us.
Rob Morisson
Canadian Fixed Operations Manager, Pfaff Auto, Lithia Motors & Driveway
Works with your existing phone lines and DMS. Smooth transition, on-site training available.
Your phone system doesn't change. Voice handles what happens when nobody can pick up.
Kimoby Voice is an AI missed-call agent for dealership service departments. When no one answers the phone, Voice picks up, matches the caller to their customer record and open repair order, captures their request, and routes a voicemail recording, full transcript, and AI summary to the right advisor. It works with CDK, Reynolds & Reynolds, PBS, Tekion, Serti, Dealer Vu, and Quorum.
Third-party call centers, traditional voicemail, and the follow-up that falls apart when nobody picks up.
Dealerships paying a live call-center service for overflow can spend a lot more per month for human agents. Voice handles those calls with customer identification, transcripts, sentiment, and advisor routing at a fraction of the cost.
It also replaces traditional voicemail. Instead of an audio recording sitting in a phone system nobody checks, the advisor gets a written transcript and an AI summary of what the customer needs.
A call goes unanswered after a set number of rings, so Voice answers. It checks the number against your customer records, identifies the caller, and asks what they need. The caller can leave a message or switch to text.
The advisor then gets the voicemail recording, a full transcript, and an AI summary with intent and sentiment. Everything is logged to the customer's profile in Kimoby.
Yes. CDK, Reynolds & Reynolds, PBS, Tekion, Serti, Dealer Vu, and Quorum. It uses your DMS data to identify callers and route messages to the right advisor based on the customer's service history.
Not today. Voice captures the request and routes it to the right advisor, who books the appointment. Online booking through Voice is on the roadmap for a future release. The advisor gets the transcript and summary right away.
Both. It replaces traditional voicemail by giving advisors transcripts and summaries instead of audio recordings. It also replaces third-party call-center services by handling overflow calls with DMS integration that knows the customer. Dealerships switching from live call centers report meaningful monthly savings.
Three things: the original voicemail recording, a full written transcript, and an AI summary with the customer name, what they called about, and a sentiment reading (frustrated, neutral, or positive). Everything is logged to the customer profile.
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The Dealership Engagement System (DES)™ for automotive service departments.
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