Paste it
A forwarded email, a text from a client, or a quick note.
Scheduling, dispatch, billing, and payments in one system, built for interpreting.
However your agency works: by setting, by service, or by the languages you cover.
Paste a request or upload a document. IMP drafts the job and marks what it read, and a scheduler reviews it before it goes out.
Part of Premium, $99 a monthHello, we need an ASL interpreter for an IEP meeting on Thursday, October 8, 1:00 to 2:30 PM, in Room 114, Main Building. The parent is Deaf, so please confirm by Tuesday.
Thank you,
Front office
An example request and the draft AI Intake makes from it
Written requests go through AI Intake. Phone requests go through the AI Receptionist. Both end as drafts for your team.
A forwarded email, a text from a client, or a quick note.
A request form, a referral, or any other file, in any format.
The AI Receptionist takes phone requests and drafts them the same way.
The three pictures above are examples.
However the request is written, the draft lands with the fields your schedulers use. These are examples.
Hello, we need an ASL interpreter for an IEP meeting on Thursday, October 8, 1:00 to 2:30 PM, in Room 114.
Patient needs a Spanish interpreter for a follow-up on October 12 at 9:30 AM, Suite 210, Clearwater Family Health.
need ASL for the board meeting tues 6pm at the library, about 2 hrs
Nothing AI Intake drafts goes out on its own. A person reviews it first.
Something else? Bring it to the demo.
Paste the text of a request, or upload the file in any format, like a PDF, a Word document, or a photo of a form.
No. It drafts the job, and a scheduler reviews it before it goes out.
The details it finds, like the account, language, date and time, location, and notes. It marks what it read so you can check it.
Yes. Fix anything before you approve it.
In the New menu, as IMP AI Processor.
Those come through the AI Receptionist, which drafts jobs the same way.
Premium, $99 a month added to Standard.
We'll book it in IMP with you, start to finish.