Your AI Receptionist. Built for UK EV Charger Installers.

Yes. Zappi eco-smart chargers with solar divert capability, Ohme Home Pro and ePod with dynamic load management, Pod Point Solo and Twin chargers, Easee One and Charge units with load balancing, Wallbox Pulsar Plus and Commander 2, Tesla Wall Connector Gen 3, Andersen A2 with its premium wood finish options, EO Mini Pro 3, EVBox Elvi for residential and BusinessLine for commercial, and Rolec WallPod and SecuriCharge for multi-bay installations — the AI recognises all major UK charger brands and captures the customer preference, power rating requirement, tethered versus untethered preference, and smart functionality needs.

Yes. The EV Chargepoint Grant for homeowners, tenants, and landlords, the Workplace Charging Scheme providing up to 40 socket grants per applicant, the Scottish EVIF scheme, and local authority EV infrastructure funding — the AI captures eligibility indicators including property type, tenure status, off-street parking availability, and existing electrical supply. The AI understands that grant eligibility rules change regularly and directs customers to confirm their eligibility rather than making definitive claims, protecting your compliance.

Yes. Three-phase 22kW charger installations for customers with three-phase supplies, DNO applications for customers wanting to upgrade from single-phase to three-phase, load management systems for properties with limited electrical capacity, and CT clamp configurations for dynamic load management — the AI captures the existing supply type, main fuse rating, consumer unit age, and whether an electrical supply upgrade is needed. Three-phase installations command premium pricing and the AI pre-qualifies whether the property supply supports the requested charger.

Workplace chargers for employee and visitor use, fleet depot charging for delivery vans, council vehicles, and company cars, public destination chargers for hotels, restaurants, and retail sites, car park multi-bay installations with back-office management, and rapid charger installations for forecourts and service stations — all captured with charger count, power requirements, OCPP compatibility needs, payment system preferences, network management requirements, and installation timeline. Commercial EV charging projects range from £10,000 for a small workplace to £200,000 for a multi-bay rapid charging hub.

Yes. When installations require a DNO notification under G98 or G99 regulations, or when the existing supply cannot support the requested charger — typically when the main fuse is 60A or less — the AI captures the current supply details, main fuse rating, and charger power requirement. It notes the DNO application requirement in the lead notification so you can advise the customer about the additional time and cost involved. This prevents installation day surprises and maintains customer trust.

Yes. OZEV Approved Installer status, NAPIT or NICEIC Domestic Installer registration, IMI Level 3 Award in Electric and Hybrid Vehicle System Repair and Replacement, City and Guilds 2919 EV Charging Equipment Installation, Part P Building Regulations compliance, and manufacturer-specific accreditation from Zappi, Ohme, and Pod Point — all referenced when customers ask about credentials. OZEV Approved Installer status is the primary trust signal and the AI positions it prominently.

Both. A sole trader EV charger installer cannot answer the phone while working at a consumer unit — live conductors, RCD testing, and cable termination all require total concentration. New EV owners have hard deadlines — the car collection date is immovable — and they call 3 to 5 installers, booking with the first who confirms a date. At £39/month, one rescued installation at £800 to £1,500 covers the cost many times over. Larger EV companies with multiple installation teams use the AI for overflow during the spring EV season peak, after-hours capture, and multi-channel coverage.

48 hours. We learn about your EV charger installation services, OZEV Approved Installer status, charger brands you install and recommend, coverage area, typical lead times, and how you want urgent pre-collection-date requests handled. The AI is configured on your existing phone number. You handle zero technical setup.

EV charger installers work with live electrical systems — wiring consumer units, installing dedicated circuits, and commissioning smart chargers — tasks that demand total concentration for safety. You're often working in confined consumer unit spaces or running cables through walls where phone use is impractical. Yet EV charging is one of the fastest-growing trades in the UK: domestic charger installations at £800-£1,500, commercial charging points at £2,000-£5,000 per unit, and fleet depot installations at £20,000-£100,000+. With EV sales growing 30%+ annually, enquiry volumes are surging. Research shows 78% of new EV owners choose the first installer to respond, and 85% of callers never ring back. A receptionist costs £25,000-£30,000 per year. Speed Receptionist costs £39 per month — £468 a year — and works 24/7. Your AI captures the EV make and model, charger preference, property type, and parking arrangement while you're focused on the electrical installation.

Just drop us a message — routine business updates are free and included in your plan. If you've updated your charger installation pricing, added new charger brands to your range, or changed your OZEV grant processing availability, we'll update your AI receptionist within 24 hours at no extra charge. This covers the kind of day-to-day changes any ev charger installer business makes: adjusting prices, tweaking your service list, updating opening hours, or changing your service area. We want your AI to always give your customers accurate, up-to-date information about your ev charger installer business.

Speed Receptionist processes customer enquiry data solely for the purpose of capturing and delivering leads to your ev charger installer business. Whether a customer contacts you by phone, website chat, WhatsApp, SMS, email, or social media, their data is handled under strict UK GDPR compliance. We operate as a data processor, meaning your business remains the data controller. All data is processed and stored within the United Kingdom, encrypted in transit and at rest, and retained only for as long as needed to deliver the service. Phone callers are informed their call may be recorded for service purposes, and chat visitors are notified their conversation may be stored. We never sell, share, or use your customers' personal details for marketing. You can request deletion of any data at any time, and we will action it within 30 days. Our full privacy policy details our complete data handling practices, retention periods, and your rights under UK data protection law.