Talk, tap or type
Customers can answer out loud, tap a choice, or type. No microphone is needed to finish a booking.
NewA revolutionary way to book
Customers tap the mic and say what they need. OrbisX Voice Booking asks the right questions, offers your real open times and sends the booking straight into OrbisX. Hands-free, so they can even book from the car.
Booking a detail is now a conversation
OrbisX Voice Booking lets a detailing customer book by talking instead of filling in a form. They open your voice booking link, tap the microphone, and say something like “I need a full detail on my 2020 Range Rover this week.” An AI booking assistant asks for whatever it still needs, offers only your real open times, and sends the booking into OrbisX alongside your other booking requests.
It runs on the OrbisX booking form you already have: same services, packages, add-ons, prices, hours, deposits and terms. There is nothing new to configure before it works.
How it works
A typical booking takes a handful of spoken answers, and the customer never sees a long form.
From a text, social post, Google profile or your website, on their phone or computer.
In their own words.
Vehicle, service or package, any add-ons, shop or mobile (and the address for mobile), then name, phone and email.
The customer says or taps the one they want.
Plus the deposit if one is due, your terms and the marketing consent box. The customer taps Send booking request.
Then get a text and an email. If a deposit is due, they get a button and a link to pay it.
With a Voice badge and the full transcript, ready to approve (or already on the calendar, if you book straight to your calendar).


The live voice booking page: a progress checklist up top, one big mic, and options to go hands-free, type instead, turn the voice off or switch light and dark.
What your customers get
Customers can answer out loud, tap a choice, or type. No microphone is needed to finish a booking.
Times come straight from the shop’s availability, never made-up openings. If the day they asked for is full, it says so and shows the closest times it does have.
Add-ons and options count toward the appointment length, so every time offered leaves room to finish everything booked.
“The Friday 3 PM one” works. Customers can also tap a time, and see more times on request.
Year, make, model and colour, spoken naturally (“Chevy” is understood as Chevrolet).
It offers only the add-ons and options that apply to the service and vehicle chosen, with the price and time each one adds.
It follows the shop’s setting: shop-only, mobile-only, or both. For mobile jobs it takes the service address and, where the shop uses service zones, only offers days the shop works in that area.
After one tap to start, the mic reopens by itself after each question, so a customer who is driving can book without touching the phone again. It waits until it has finished speaking before it listens. Customers can switch this off.
It adjusts to background noise (a quiet room or a running car) and waits through natural pauses, so people are not cut off mid-sentence.
A short checklist ticks off service, vehicle, location, contact details and time as they are collected.
A customer who is interrupted (a call, a locked phone) can continue their booking for up to 24 hours, or start over.
A text and an email go out after booking. The wording is honest: “confirmed” if the shop books straight to its calendar, “request received” if the shop approves bookings first.
See it
No app to download. It opens in any current web browser on a phone, tablet or computer. The browser asks once for microphone permission, and customers who say no can type instead.



What your shop gets
Voice bookings arrive in your OrbisX booking requests with a Voice badge, or go straight to the calendar if you have that switched on.
Every conversation, finished or not. One click on the Voice badge replays the whole exchange.
If someone starts and doesn’t finish, the next morning it becomes a lead with their vehicle and what they wanted, ready for your usual follow-ups. Already a customer? It goes on their profile instead.
If your booking form takes a deposit (fixed, percentage or per service), the customer hears the amount before confirming, then gets a pay link on screen and in their text and email. The booking shows as Deposit missing until it’s paid.
Your form’s terms appear before the customer sends. If you require agreement, they must read to the end and tick, and the agreement is saved with the date and time.
Customers are asked, unticked by default, using your own wording. Their answer is saved with the date.
Eight ready-made looks or your own brand colour, light or dark, set per booking form.
A link for each booking form, plus embed code for your own website.
Benefits for detailing shops
Voice Booking turns customers who would never fill in a form into booked jobs, without adding work for the shop.
People book detailing from their car, on a break, or between errands. Hands-free booking means they can do it on the spot instead of “later”.
Interrupted customers can pick up where they left off, and anyone who still drops off becomes a lead with a phone number the next morning.
Only real open times are offered, following your own booking limits, and every time fits the full job including add-ons.
The assistant offers the add-ons and options that fit the chosen service and vehicle, with prices, every time.
It uses the booking form you already have, and bookings arrive in the same booking requests list.
Word-for-word transcripts, plus dated records of terms agreed and marketing consent given.
Shops that require a deposit keep getting it, through their usual payment page.
Setup and requirements
If a shop already takes online bookings in OrbisX, Voice Booking is ready to use now.
Voice Booking FAQ
No. Voice Booking is a booking page customers open from a link, then talk to. It is not a phone line or call answering service.
No. It opens in any current web browser on a phone, tablet or computer.
They can tap choices or type their answers instead, at any point.
No. It only offers times your OrbisX availability and booking limits allow, and each one is long enough for the whole job, add-ons included.
Yes. If your booking form sends bookings for approval, the customer is told their request was received and you will be in touch. If your form books straight to your calendar, they are told they’re confirmed.
It never asks for card details in the conversation. If your form takes a deposit, the customer is told the amount, then gets a pay link on screen and in their text and email. The booking shows as Deposit missing until it’s paid.
They can pick up where they left off for up to 24 hours. If they don’t come back, the next morning it becomes a lead in OrbisX (or a note on their profile if they’re already a customer), with the full conversation.
Yes. Every voice booking, finished or not, keeps a word-for-word transcript you can open from your booking requests.
Yes. It follows your shop-only, mobile-only or both setting, takes the service address for mobile jobs, and respects your service zones.
Yes. Share your link anywhere, or paste the embed code into your site. Embedding needs an https website.
Yes. Choose one of eight looks or enter your brand colour, and pick light or dark. Each booking form can look different.
Yes. Each booking form gets its own voice booking link, with its own services and settings.
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