How does Dash make a call for me?
- Text what you needWho to call and what to ask. Dash asks for anything missing, like your appointment time.
- Approve the callDash tells you exactly what it will say. No call is made until you say yes.
- Get the answer by textDash makes the call and texts you what was said, including any new times or details.
What kinds of calls can Dash make?
- Rescheduling or cancelling an appointment
- Asking a store or restaurant a question, like hours or whether something's in stock
- Checking on a booking or an order
Why let Dash call instead of doing it yourself?
Plenty of businesses still only take changes by phone, and their hours line up with your classes. Dash handles the hold music and the back-and-forth, and you get the result in a text.
Questions students ask
Will the business know it's Dash calling?
Yes. Dash introduces itself as an assistant calling for you, and it never pretends to be you.
Can Dash call without asking me?
No. Dash never makes a call without your yes to exactly what it will do.
Can I call Dash?
No. You talk to Dash by text, and you can send voice notes, which it transcribes.
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