AI phone operator · Built for delis and sandwich shops
Your deli’s phone,
answered.
Lunch at a deli is the whole day packed into two hours: a line at the counter, gloved hands on the slicer, and a phone that will not quit. OrderVoice picks up every call-ahead, catches every no-this and add-that, and reads the whole order back, so the bag waiting at noon is right.
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A sample phone conversation, shown as an animation:
- OrderVoice: Thanks for calling Milt’s Corner Deli. Pickup or delivery?
- Caller: Pickup. Pastrami on rye, no tomato, add avocado.
- OrderVoice: One pastrami on rye, no tomato, add avocado. Anything else?
- Caller: Actually, make it two of those. And a matzo ball soup. I’ll be there at noon.
- OrderVoice: Done: two pastrami on rye, no tomato, add avocado, one matzo ball soup. Pickup at noon.
The finished order ticket reads: 2× PASTRAMI ON RYE (NO TOMATO · ADD AVOCADO); 1× MATZO BALL SOUP; PICKUP · 12:00 PM.
SAMPLE CONVERSATION · CALL-AHEADS, EVERY CHANGE CAUGHT
01The problem
You already know what noon looks like.
Your whole day is a two-hour window
A deli’s day doesn’t build slowly. Lunch lands all at once, and the call-aheads stack right on top of the walk-up line. Every call nobody grabs is a sandwich bought somewhere else. OrderVoice answers every call at the same time, so nobody hears a busy signal.
The office order is the killer call
A dozen sandwiches, every one different: no onion here, extra mustard there. And one dropped sandwich means somebody gets no lunch. OrderVoice takes it down line by line and reads the whole order back before the call ends. When an order is big enough to need a person, it brings one of your staff onto the line.
Gloved hands can’t grab the phone
The counter is two-deep, the slicer is running, and the phone picks that exact moment to ring. Nobody has to choose between the sandwich in front of them and the caller. OrderVoice picks up instantly, every time, and hands anything unusual to your staff.
02How it works
Up and running without lifting a finger. Well, one finger, to forward the phone.
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We learn your menu
Items, prices, hours, how you like things said. We set it up with you. Nothing to build, nothing to buy.
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You forward the phone
Keep your number. Forward every call, or only the ones nobody can reach.
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It answers
Every call picked up on the first ring, every order read back, and a person brought on when a call needs one.
It works with your staff, not instead of them.
OrderVoice takes the calls nobody can reach, so your people can take care of the room. And when a call needs judgment, like an allergy, a big order, or a complaint, it brings one of your staff onto the line. Nobody loses their job to the phone.
03Questions
Fair questions, straight answers.
More questions? The full list is here, or ask at the demo.
Can it keep up with a fast lunch order?
Yes. No tomato, add avocado, make it two: it catches every change, even one halfway through, and reads the whole order back before it hangs up.
What about big office orders?
It takes each sandwich down one at a time and reads the full list back, so nobody’s lunch gets skipped. If an order is catering-size, it brings one of your staff onto the line.
Does it answer when the counter is slammed?
That’s when it matters most. It answers every call at once, so no caller gets a busy signal, and nobody behind your counter has to peel off gloves to grab the phone.
How much does it cost?
That depends on how many calls your shop gets. Book a 15-minute demo and you’ll walk out with your exact price.
Book a demo
Fifteen minutes. Bring your menu.
You’ll hear OrderVoice answer the calls your restaurant actually gets, and you’ll leave knowing the exact price.
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