Demo line, live now: (919) 823-2943
Riley is the Brody Networks AI receptionist. On this line it answers as Brody Demo Salon, checks a real calendar, books the slot while you are on the phone, and texts you the confirmation. Texting the same number books the same way, by message. Then you can decide whether you want one pointed at your own front desk.
Brody Demo Salon is not a real business. There is no salon, no chair, and no stylist. It is a demonstration persona we built so the receptionist has something real to book against. Nothing you book here is an appointment anybody will keep.
About two minutes. Answered live, not a recording.
A demonstration line, disclosed as one, on the phone and on this page. Here is exactly which half is made up.
No street address, no chair, no stylist, no owner. The services Riley offers (haircut, color, beard trim, blowout), the prices it quotes, and the hours it works to (Tuesday through Saturday, nine to six Eastern, one chair at a time) are rules we wrote for the demo.
If you book, nobody is expecting you. The appointment is a real calendar entry on a calendar that belongs to a business that does not exist.
Riley is the Brody Networks receptionist product, configured here with a salon persona. Same software, pointed at a demonstration calendar instead of a real one. The configuration is the demo. The receptionist is not. It is answering a real phone number, reading and writing a real Google Calendar, and sending a real text message. Nothing on the call is a recording or a menu tree, and there is no human standing by to take over.
Ask it whether it is an AI and it will tell you yes. It is told on every call that the salon is a demonstration business, so it will not try to talk you into believing otherwise.
Pick a day, ask for a service, and let it run the whole booking. Takes about two minutes, and you can hang up at any point. It is told to read the booking back and wait for a yes before it writes anything, and that is an instruction it follows rather than a lock in the code, so it is a fair thing to test. The call itself is recorded, as Riley tells you when it picks up.
Want to hear it handle a stricter script? The law office demo is on (984) 351-9886.
This is the flow the receptionist follows every time. No hold music, no menu, no voicemail box.
If a step fails, it says so. The booking tool will not report a booking that did not happen, and when a text cannot be sent it hands the receptionist those words to say. Whether the receptionist passes them on is an instruction it follows, not a lock in the code, so it is another fair thing to test.
This is the calendar Riley writes to, published here as free and busy only. On this page you can see when the chair is taken and not who took it.
Sharing on this calendar is set to see only free and busy, which hides details. Appointment titles, first names, and services are not published here, and the caller's phone number is never written onto the appointment in the first place. A booking you make on the line shows up as a plain busy block, the same as every other one. The demo book on the receptionist page is a different, deliberately looser view of the same calendar: it shows a first name and a service, and no phone numbers. This embed shows neither. This is a demonstration line, not a working salon, so quiet months read as an empty grid, which is simply what an empty book looks like.
If your browser blocks third party frames the calendar will not load. That is a browser setting, not a fault on this page, and nothing about the demo depends on it.
Short version: it is a demo, the call is recorded and you are told so, your number is used once, and yes, it is the same product, configured here as a salon.
No. It does not exist. It is a demonstration persona built by Brody Networks so you can hear an AI receptionist do the job on a real phone call. Riley is told on every call that it is an AI receptionist and that this salon is a demonstration, and it will say so if you ask whether you are talking to an AI.
Yes, and Riley says so before you say anything. The greeting, in full, is "Thanks for calling Brody Demo Salon, this is Riley, on a recorded line. How can I help you today?" The recording and a transcript of it sit in the voice platform that runs this demo, and they are what we read back when we want to check how the receptionist handled a call.
It is used once, to send you the demo confirmation text from (919) 823-2943. It is deliberately not written into the calendar appointment, so it never reaches the public calendar on this page. Reply STOP to that text and the messaging platform opts you out of anything further from the line, before the message reaches us at all. If you would rather not get a text at all, say no when Riley offers, and it books without one. Book by text instead and no separate message is sent: the reply in your thread is the confirmation.
Yes. That is the product. The rules on this line, the services, the hours, the one chair, and what the receptionist is and is not allowed to say, are written in plain English and pointed at one calendar. For a real business we point the same receptionist at your hours, your services, and the calendar you already run.
Anything else you want to know about how this line handles a call, just ask. The site's privacy policy covers the website itself.
The receptionist page has what it does, what is included, and what it costs. If you would rather just ask a question first, the contact form goes to a person.