Guides
Our guides to understand AI voice agents and AI receptionists in Quebec: what they are, how much they cost, how to stay compliant with Law 25 and how to cut missed calls and no-shows. Each guide cites its sources, with their access date.
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- What is an AI receptionist?An AI receptionist answers calls on your behalf, 24/7, in natural language: it books appointments, answers questions and transfers. Here is how it works.
- How much does an AI voice agent cost in Quebec?AI voice agent plans in Canadian dollars run $99 to $999 and up a month, against $2,900 to $4,700 for a receptionist. Prices sourced as of October 14, 2026.
- AI voice agents and Law 25: what to knowLaw 25 governs personal information in Quebec. What an AI voice agent must respect: consent, transfers outside Quebec, retention and access rights.
- Missed calls: what do they really cost a small business?What do missed calls cost your business? The formula to calculate it with your own numbers, a worked auto shop example and 5 ways to stop losing customers.
- Appointment no-shows: 7 ways to reduce themIn healthcare, nearly one appointment in four is missed. Text reminders, easy cancellation and a waitlist: 7 ways to cut no-shows at your business.
- Call forwarding: keep your number when you connect an AI receptionistConnect an AI receptionist without changing your number: call forwarding at Bell, Vidéotron and Rogers, with codes and fees, checked on Oct. 14, 2026.
- Do you have to tell callers they’re speaking to an AI?Do you have to tell customers they are speaking to an AI? What Law 25 and official bodies say, and how to say it in your greeting without losing the caller.
- AI voice agent in Quebec French: how to choose oneHow to tell whether an AI voice agent really speaks Quebec French, what the Charter of the French Language says about customer service, and how to test one.
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