Set up your shop
Begin with the person responsible for calls, then add shop details and choose a plan during onboarding.
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Understand what the product does, what it does not do, and what you need before you connect a phone line or invite your team.
Begin with the person responsible for calls, then add shop details and choose a plan during onboarding.
Configure provider connections only when you are ready; missing configuration produces a clear error instead of a fake success state.
Your team decides how to use the system. No customer message, call, booking, or billing change is performed automatically.
Use this page before you buy
Most shops start with lead ownership and follow-up. Team Desk becomes relevant when coordination needs to extend across more people.
Compare the exact features, early-access status, and provider requirements before starting signup.
Add verified phone-line or other provider setup when your shop is ready instead of turning on a speculative integration.
What stays in your control
Bay is built to make work visible and organized. It does not pretend to replace systems or people your shop still needs.
Questions, answered plainly
No. Bay focuses on lead ownership, follow-up, customer context, and lightweight team coordination. It does not claim to replace a dispatch system.
You need a shop-owned Twilio number configured and verified for phone-line features. The number remains in your own provider account.
No. The assistant may draft text or summarize supplied context, but it cannot send messages, make calls, book jobs, or modify records on its own.
Customer data is scoped to your organization. Platform administration uses a separate identity and customer accounts cannot access it.
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