A call before the first patient
Someone rings to check whether their appointment this morning is still on.
Allo picks up around the clock, books the appointment and puts urgent calls straight through to the clinician on call, with a HIPAA Business Associate Agreement covering the whole line.
HIPAA, with a signed BAA
We counter-sign a Business Associate Agreement with your workspace before the first patient call runs.
AES-256, in transit and at rest
Calls, transcripts and summaries are encrypted, and only the teammates you name can open them.
GDPR and SOC 2
The same platform your security review and your European sites already ask for.
6,000+ businesses on the line
Teams whose revenue comes off the phone run their whole line on Allo.
The BAA is $50 a month
One flat add-on per workspace on Business and Ultra, whatever your headcount.
The patient calls a practice cannot afford to fumble, handled while the front desk runs the room.
Someone rings to check whether their appointment this morning is still on.
A new patient calls while the desk is checking in a full waiting room.
A patient describes something that needs a clinician, not a booking.
The line rings after closing, with nobody left at the desk to answer it.

It answers, it texts back, and it knows which calls belong to a human.
It greets patients in your clinic's own words, takes new and returning bookings and never puts anyone on hold.
The moment a call goes unanswered the patient gets a text, so the booking does not walk to the clinic down the road.
You set what counts as urgent. Those calls ring the clinician on call instead of being handled by the AI.
Patient details come up on the phone whether your phone system is ready for them or not. Here is what Allo puts in writing before your first call.
One number for booking, questions and messages, answered whether the front desk can pick up or not.
It answers in your clinic's voice, schedules new and returning patients and works nights, weekends and holidays.
Patients move an appointment on the phone and your calendar is up to date before they hang up.
Set what goes straight through and to whom, so the clinician on call gets the calls that need one.
The same line greets and books in several languages, so a bilingual patient base does not need a second number.
The summary, the tags and the caller's details land in one place, so the front desk stops taking notes on paper.
Several sites, one number and one shared inbox, with each call routed to the site that should take it.
Books into the calendar you already use, and syncs where you work


Nothing here needs your IT team, and your front desk keeps taking calls the whole time.
Add the HIPAA add-on to your workspace, $50 a month whatever your headcount, and we counter-sign the Business Associate Agreement.
Port your existing line, or start on a new one while the old one keeps ringing.
Hours, locations, what you accept, what to say about insurance, and which calls should reach the clinician on call.
After hours only, every call the front desk cannot reach in four rings, or the whole line. You can change it any day.
the patient line is answered, nights, weekends and holidays included
a month for the HIPAA add-on, whatever your headcount
number and one shared inbox across every location
businesses already run their line on Allo
Allo signs a Business Associate Agreement with your workspace, which is what HIPAA asks of a vendor handling protected health information on your behalf. It is a $50 a month add-on on the Business and Ultra plans, for the whole workspace, and it covers the calls, recordings, transcripts and summaries in it. No body certifies HIPAA compliance, so we do not claim a certificate, we sign the agreement.
No. It books appointments, answers general questions like hours, location and what to bring, and takes messages. Anything clinical goes to your team, and you decide which calls it should transfer immediately.
You set the rules. An urgent call rings the clinician on call straight through instead of being handled by the AI, and the caller is told what is happening while it connects.
Allo books into the calendar your team already uses, Google Calendar, Outlook, Calendly or Cal.com, and pushes calls, summaries and contacts to your CRM. Anything else goes through Zapier, Make, webhooks or the API, so the appointment reaches your EHR without anyone retyping it.
Only the teammates you give access to. Recordings, transcripts and summaries live in your workspace, and you can export or delete any of them on request.
Yes. Port the number patients already dial, usually in a couple of days, and keep taking calls the whole time. The same line then rings on every device your team uses.
Yes. Run one number for the whole group or one per site, with each call routed to the team that should take it and every conversation in one shared inbox.