An AI receptionist for Dublin, on your own 01 number.

Your 01 number stays exactly as it is

Dublin’s 01 code covers the whole county and reaches into parts of Wicklow, Kildare and Meath. Whatever your number, it stays with your current provider, on your van and on your website. Calls reach your receptionist through call forwarding: every call, only after six and at weekends, or just the ones you can’t get to. If your 01 number runs on a hosted phone system rather than an ordinary landline, the forwarding lives inside that system, and we set it there with you. Either way, we test it with a real call before your receptionist answers a single customer.

On the road between jobs

Cover Swords to Bray and a lot of your day is the van: a job on the northside in the morning, a quote in Dún Laoghaire after lunch, and the M50 in between. That’s when the phone goes. With EdgeAudit the call is answered in your business name while you drive, and the details are on your phone before you’ve parked.

Dublin 15, D15 or just Blanchardstown

Dublin callers tell you where they are in their own way. One says Dublin 15, another reads out an Eircode starting D15, a third just says Blanchardstown, and all three point to the same part of Dublin. The old postal districts live on as the first three characters of the Eircode, so Dublin 24 is D24, which takes in Tallaght, and Dublin 6 takes in Rathmines and Ranelagh. Swords, Lucan and Dún Laoghaire have no district number, so callers there give the town. Your receptionist takes the address the way the caller gives it, with the Eircode if they have it to hand, and reads the callback number back to be sure it has it right. You know exactly where the job is before you ring back.

Northside, southside or the whole county

Cover the whole county, stay north of the Liffey, or keep inside the M50: you decide, and your receptionist knows. Before you go live we set it up with the districts and towns you cover, so a caller in Balbriggan or Bray gets a straight answer about whether you’ll come out to them. A job outside your patch still reaches you, as a message for you to decide on.

From a plumber in Finglas to a letting agent in Smithfield

The CSO counts 138,989 active enterprises in County Dublin, more than a third of the country’s total and 1.6% more than a year before, and across the Republic 92% of enterprises employ fewer than ten people (CSO, Business in Ireland 2024). In a firm that size, the calls come in while you’re doing the job, whether that’s a plumber in Finglas, a physio in Ranelagh, a letting agent in Smithfield or a garage in Tallaght. EdgeAudit answers at any hour and takes several calls at once, so a busy Monday morning costs the same as a quiet Sunday.

Closed for a bank holiday?

Change your receptionist’s opening line in your dashboard and it tells callers when you’re back, whether that’s after a bank holiday weekend, St Brigid’s Day or a week in the sun. Every enquiry still reaches you the moment the call ends, so you come back to a list, not a silence.

Already answering in Dublin

We already answer calls in the Republic, Dublin included.

Billed in euro

Front Desk is €299 a month and Front Desk Plus is €549, billed in euro, with set-up included and two weeks free on your own number first. See both plans.