Let's set up your receptionist

Free for 7 days. From $49/mo after. No card needed to start building.

You'll add a card at the very last step. Nothing is built until the card is on file, and nothing is charged for 7 days.

No Pretending, Ever.

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Your business

Your business name What do you do?

Your trade and main services. She only ever says what you've told her — if a caller asks about something not on this list, she takes a message rather than guessing.

Suburb / area you cover (optional)

As you go, what you've typed is kept in this tab so you can pick up where you left off, and a copy is kept on our side for 7 days so we can see where people get stuck — then it's deleted. We won't contact you about it unless you finish signing up. Privacy Policy.

The honest bit. No Pretending, Ever.

Does your business provide a health service?

Medical, dental, allied health, psychology, veterinary — anything where callers might describe symptoms or treatment. Pick Yes and she runs in restricted mode: no clinical talk, no audio kept at our voice provider. We'll show you exactly what that means before your card page. You know your business better than we do — "not sure" is treated as an ordinary signup.

I understand Giday is an AI assistant that discloses itself on every call, and that calls are transcribed for my records. A short recorded notice telling callers the call may be recorded plays before my receptionist answers on every call — it's how consent to record is obtained under Australian state law, and it can't be switched off.

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Restricted mode — here's exactly what that means.

You told us your business provides a health service, so your receptionist runs with tighter limits than an ordinary one. This is what the code enforces — nothing more, nothing less.

What she won't do

She won't discuss symptoms, conditions, diagnoses, medications, test results or treatments — not even to repeat back what a caller says.
If a caller starts describing what's wrong, she lets them finish, then says kindly that she's not the right person for the clinical side and gets them to the practice.
A clinical message is written down only as "would like a call back about a health matter" plus their name — never the detail.
She gives no health advice of any kind — not even "that can wait".

What still works

Appointments, hours, location, parking, fees, cancellations and rescheduling — ordinary reception, done normally.

What's different behind the scenes

Calls are not voice-recorded and no transcript or call summary is stored: no audio is kept at our voice provider, and our call log keeps only the time, length, outcome and the caller's number — plus any message she takes for you, written the way described above.
Anyone who sounds like they're in trouble is told to hang up and ring 000, she ends the call so their line is free, and you're texted at once with the caller's number and what they said. This is a restricted-mode rule — an ordinary Giday receptionist is not given it.
The short recorded notice still plays before she answers on every call. It can't be switched off, because it is how consent to record is obtained under Australian state law.

Changed your mind on the health question? Ring us on (02) 7501 0101 and we'll switch it — a re-submit inside 10 minutes replays your first answer, so changing it here won't take.

Not a health business after all? Don't continue — ring us on (02) 7501 0101. How we serve practices: Giday for medical and allied health.

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Let's set up your receptionist

Your business

Who's answering for you?

When is she working?

Hear her before you go any further

Where do we reach you?

The honest bit. No Pretending, Ever.

What she won't do

What still works

What's different behind the scenes

Pick your plan

Restricted mode — here's exactly what that means.

What she won't do

What still works

What's different behind the scenes

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