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Now exploring early pilots

The day ends.
The calls don’t.

An AI first answer for your towing company’s after-hours and overflow calls. Get the details. Reach your on-call team. Confirm help only when a driver accepts.

Try the voice demoDiscuss your setup

Built around independent light-duty towing operators.
Your dispatch rules. Your team in control.

A call after closingSimulation
Example request

Won’t start.
Needs a tow home.

Passenger car · Parking lot · Light-duty tow

  1. Get the essentials

    Location, vehicle, callback number and destination.

  2. 2
    Check with the on-call team

    The request is pending until a driver accepts.

Explore what happens next
Accepted by the driver

Now we can confirm the tow.

A driver has accepted your request. In a live setup, we would share only the arrival estimate and price confirmed by your team.

Driver acceptance recorded

Illustrative workflow. These controls do not contact drivers, send messages or dispatch a truck.

An answered call isn’t
a confirmed tow.

That distinction is the whole point. The pilot is designed around driver acceptance, a clear fallback when nobody accepts, and a caller who knows where things stand.

Hear the first
conversation.

Be the caller. Describe a breakdown, change the destination, or ask when a truck will arrive.

This is a real AI voice conversation with a fictional towing operator. The dispatch workflow above is a separate simulation.

Use fictional details. This demo cannot send roadside help. If you are in immediate danger, call local emergency services.

Take a turn on the other end.

Free · 60 sec

Towing intake demo

Harbor Towing (fictional)

Practice a light-duty towing request with a fictional operator. No truck is dispatched, and no price or arrival time is guaranteed.

Ready when you are

Uses your microphone. Voice goes to the AI service; transcripts are saved.

Try sayingThen interrupt. Change your mind.

“My car will not start in a parking lot. Can you arrange a tow?”

Your actual conversation will appear here.

No signup. No phone number. Just your microphone.

No audio recording; transcripts are saved for review. Use fictional details. Demos cannot book, call or message anyone.

A small pilot.
A real operating plan.

Before calls go live

Agree the boundaries.

Define your service area, accepted jobs, operating hours, on-call contacts and the point where a human takes over.

During the pilot

Review every handoff.

Track collected requests, driver acceptance, failed handoffs and completed jobs. Review the time your team spends, alongside the call costs.

Connect what you use

Start with a verified workflow.

Towbook and other dispatch integrations require access and validation. We’ll agree a workable handoff before launch; no integration is assumed.

Early pilot inquiries

Let’s start with
your next missed call.

Tell us how your operation works today. We’ll explore whether after-hours or overflow intake is a fit and what a safe first pilot would need.

Already building with Burki?
Create a towing intake assistant

Your details are handled under the privacy policy.

A conversation first. Scope, pricing and launch checks are agreed before activation.

A few practical answers.

Will Burki replace my dispatcher?

The pilot focuses on the first answer and structured intake. Your team remains responsible for dispatch decisions, exception handling and accepting work.

Can I keep my business phone number?

We’ll review your carrier and forwarding options during setup. After-hours or overflow routing is configured and tested before customer calls are connected.

What does the pilot cost?

Pricing is scoped after reviewing your call volume, coverage and handoff needs. There is no payment or service activation when you submit this form.