Reception is the bottleneck
Every call, regardless of topic, is forwarded to reception first, then routed again to find the right department.
AI voice agent for print & MPS dealers
Sadie answers your phone line day and night, understands what the caller needs, and either resolves the request or routes it — with the details already captured. Built for dealers running Managed Print Services and print service contracts.
Part of the MPS Monitor family
For twenty years MPS Monitor has given dealers visibility over every device they manage: consumables, counters, alerts, service history. Sadie is the next step. It takes the phone line — the one channel that never got automated — and turns it into structured, traceable, measurable work.
Sadie completes MPS Monitor without replacing anything you use today. No new hardware, no new numbers, no PBX migration.
The problem
Every call that goes unanswered, or gets forwarded three times before landing on the right desk, is time your team loses and trust your customer loses a little of.
Every call, regardless of topic, is forwarded to reception first, then routed again to find the right department.
Toner requests, service tickets and invoice questions that arrive after 6pm simply wait until the next business day.
Technicians and accounting staff stop their work to take calls a receptionist could have pre-qualified.
Without recordings or handling time data, you cannot see where call volume is actually going, or where it is improving.
What Sadie does
Sadie is configured around your business: your opening hours, your departments, your vendor contracts and your PBX. It answers on its own, with no receptionist in the loop, and transfers a call only when a person is genuinely needed.
No queue, no voicemail, no “please call back during office hours”. Sadie picks up on the first ring, at 3am and in August too.
Company, printer, consumable, active vendor contract. Sadie asks the right questions and checks the answers against your configuration.
Straightforward requests are closed on the call. The rest are warm-transferred to the right department, inside the hours you set.
Outside opening hours Sadie collects the full request and forwards it by email to the department, ready for the next morning.
Order status, vendor details, ticket confirmations. The caller gets it in writing while still on the phone.
Recordings, transcripts, handling time per department, minutes saved. You finally see what the phone line actually costs you.
Six use cases, live today
For each use case you can compare how the call is handled today against how Sadie handles it.
Inside Sadie
Sadie is not a black box. Opening hours, transfer rules and every answer it gives live in a dashboard your team controls — and every call it handles comes back as data.
How it works
Sadie is set up around your hours, departments, vendor contracts and PBX before the first live call.
Bi-weekly meetings review real calls and refine how Sadie handles edge cases.
Hours, contacts and FAQ answers stay current as your business changes, without a support ticket.
What's next
Toner ordering for offline printers, starting from a meter reading given by phone.
Richer printer data pulled into the call, so technicians arrive better briefed.
Access filtering, so you control which customers Sadie serves.
Calendar availability, so Sadie can book a technician slot directly.
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Tell us a bit about how you work and we will set up a guided walkthrough around the use cases that matter most to you.
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