Emergency calls get to you immediately
When a caller describes an emergency, Ringi detects it and alerts you by SMS and email instantly — even in the middle of the night.
How it works
Ringi listens for emergency language during every call. When a caller says something like "my basement is flooding," "there's a gas smell," or "I'm locked out" — the AI recognizes the urgency. It continues handling the call (taking details, offering reassurance) while simultaneously sending you an SMS and email alert with the caller's name, number, and what's happening.
What triggers an alert
- Water emergencies — burst pipes, flooding, leaks
- Safety issues — gas leaks, electrical problems, fire damage
- Lockouts — locked out of home, car, or business
- Urgent repairs — no heat in winter, no AC in summer, broken equipment
- Any situation the caller describes as an emergency
What you get
An SMS and an email — both instant. They include the caller's name, phone number, what they described, and the time of the call. You can call them back immediately or check the full transcript in your dashboard.
Works with after-hours
Emergency alerts are especially important outside business hours. Even if Ringi is in message-taking mode after hours, it still detects emergencies and alerts you. Regular calls wait for the morning summary — emergencies come through right away.
Try it yourself
14-day free trial. Set up in about 2 minutes. $99/month for everything.