Map Your Paths
Add your operating hours, keypad options (Press 1, 2, 3), and team ring destinations using plain-English blocks.
free business tool
Plan your phone menu in plain English. Drag in blocks, test call routing in a live simulator, and export high-resolution diagrams for your provider.
simple 3-step setup
Design a caller-friendly menu in minutes with zero telephony jargon.
Add your operating hours, keypad options (Press 1, 2, 3), and team ring destinations using plain-English blocks.
Launch the interactive iPhone call simulator to dial through your options, hear scripts spoken, and test timeout edge cases.
Export crystal-clear PNG diagrams and ready-to-record voice scripts for your VoIP technician or phone provider.
ready-made flows
Proven call routing setups designed for small business conversion.
Routes appointments, billing inquiries, and transfers emergency toothache calls to the on-call doctor.
Fast-tracks 24/7 urgent water leak dispatch to technicians while handling standard job quotes.
Separates prospective client consultation intake from ongoing litigation calls and court filing lines.
Handles appointment booking, rescheduling, bridal inquiries, and studio hours information.
Balances table reservation requests with takeout orders and catering / private dining coordination.
Clean 3-tier structure with hours validation, sales team ringing, support queue, and voicemail.
the modern alternative
See the caller journey difference between button mazes and Hannah AI.
Forces callers through multiple automated prompts.
Instant, natural human-level voice conversation 24/7.
best practice handbook
Proven telephony design principles for small businesses and practices.
When a prospective client calls your business, they are experiencing an immediate need. If they are greeted by an endless automated maze of options, over 60% of callers hang up and dial the next business on Google. Follow these ten foundational rules to keep your callers happy:
Human short-term cognitive memory can comfortably retain only 3 to 4 spoken options over the phone. If you list options 1 through 7, callers forget what option 1 was by the time they reach option 4.
Always announce the department or destination before instructing the caller which button to press. For example, say "For Sales, press 1" rather than "Press 1 for Sales". This gives the caller time to prepare to press the button.
Never let an incoming call ring infinitely when your office is closed. Ensure your operating hours schedule explicitly splits calls between open hours and after-hours voicemail or an emergency on-call transfer.
Many callers are driving, on speakerphone, or have hearing impairments. If a caller presses nothing after 5 seconds, repeat the menu once or twice, then automatically route them to reception or voicemail rather than disconnecting the call.
Modern conversational voice AI systems like Hannah AI completely bypass buttons. Hannah speaks in a natural, friendly tone, understands complex caller intents, verifies calendar availability, and books jobs directly into Google or Outlook calendars 24/7.
jargon translated
What telephony terms actually mean in plain English.
| Telecom Term | What It Actually Means | In This Builder |
|---|---|---|
| IVR (Interactive Voice Response) | The automated system that plays greetings and detects keypad numbers or speech. | Keypad Menu |
| DID / DDI Number | Direct Inward Dialing: your company's real external telephone number that rings your phone line. | Main Phone Number |
| Hunt Group / Ring Group | A setup that rings multiple desk phones or mobile phones either all at once or one after another. | Ring a Team |
| ACD / Call Queue | A waiting line where callers listen to hold music until an agent becomes free to answer. | Waiting Line |
| DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency) | The audio tones produced when a caller presses keys on their phone dialpad (0–9, *, #). | Dialpad / Keypad Choice |
| PSTN Forwarding | Routing an incoming call out to an external mobile phone or outside branch. | Transfer to Mobile |
| Time Condition | Routing rules based on whether your office is open, closed, or on holiday. | Operating Hours |
frequently asked
Answers about phone trees, call flow planning, and voice AI.
A phone tree is an automated call routing system that answers incoming telephone calls and presents callers with options to press keys on their phone. It helps businesses guide callers to the appropriate team member, department, or recorded information.
Yes. You can design, edit, test, and export your diagrams in PNG image or multi-page PDF format completely free without creating an account.
Download your flow as a PDF document. The export includes both your visual architecture diagram and an exact transcript of every greeting script and timeout rule. Hand or email this document directly to your VoIP provider (e.g. RingCentral, Nextiva, Vonage, 8x8, Dialpad, or Microsoft Teams).
Yes! Click the Test Call Simulator button in the top bar. You can dial through your menu, test silence and wrong-key edge cases, and hear your greetings spoken aloud.
Traditional phone trees create friction: callers hate pressing buttons and waiting on hold. Hannah AI answers in ~2 seconds with a warm, natural human voice, understands questions immediately, checks live calendar availability, and books appointments 24/7 without missing a single lead.
Yes. The Operating Hours block lets you designate open days, hours, timezones, and set up distinct closed and holiday routing paths (such as routing directly to voicemail or an on-call emergency mobile).
or skip the menu entirely
Replace keypad menus, hold queues, and voicemail with 24/7 conversational voice AI. Hannah answers in ~2 seconds and books jobs straight into your calendar.
Prices start from $99/mo • Instant setup • Cancel anytime