The first phone call ever made was a call for an assistant.
March 10, 1876. Alexander Graham Bell spills battery acid, leans into his machine, and says the first words ever carried by wire, to his assistant in the next room: "Mr. Watson, come here. I want to see you."
A century and a half later the wire is invisible, and the assistant is finally on the right end of it. Copper carried every call since. A bell announced every one of them. And on every desk that ever meant business sat a small copper-bright bell with a sign that said ring for service.
CopperBell is that bell, answering itself. In your own voice, hearing how the caller sounds, honest that it is an assistant on every single call. FrontDesk is its first product.