Columbus, Ohio
A caller who reaches voicemail often tries the next office. Arch City Automation sets up a simple follow-up for dental offices: a text after a missed call, a reply to every new-patient form, and a review request after each visit. You approve every word, and it runs without adding work for your front desk.
Arch City Automation is run by Aiden, a college student in Columbus. It is a one-person business, not a big software company, so it is not as polished as the large systems. That is why it costs a fraction of what they charge. Plans start at $49 a month. The first week is free. If there is anything you do not like, cancel with one email and you owe nothing.
An unanswered call gets a text with your booking link. After hours the text says the office is closed. After 9 pm it waits until morning.
A new-patient form gets a reply right away, then reminders on day 1 and day 3. They stop the moment the patient books.
Two hours after a visit, every patient who agreed to texts gets the same request, with a private feedback option beside the Google link.
New-patient and review texts go only to people who agreed to receive texts, and the consent is recorded.
One reply unsubscribes the number from everything and cancels anything waiting to send.
Nothing goes live until you have approved the wording, and every message is logged.
Texts carry a first name, your office name and your links. Never appointment details or health information.
Typical setup takes 1 to 3 weeks. Most of that is the phone carriers approving your texting number. Your free week starts the day the texts go live. There is no sales call.