Published: 10 October 2026
Valory AI is now listed on the National AI Centre’s AI Directory
Valory AI is listed on the National AI Centre’s AI Directory. Explore our managed AI receptionist service and how we support Australian business call handling.
By Valory AIThe Valory AI team
Valory AI is now listed on the National AI Centre’s AI Directory, giving Australian businesses another way to discover our managed AI receptionist service.
Our team designs, implements and manages phone workflows around how a business operates. That includes answering calls around the clock, capturing enquiries, supporting bookings and getting the right information to the right people.
From everyday reception to more complex staff routing and connected workflows, our focus is on a professional caller experience and useful next steps for the team behind it.
Managed AI, built around your business
Our directory profile describes the work behind the service: implementation, testing, monitoring and ongoing improvements, with human oversight.
An AI receptionist needs more than a voice. It needs to understand the information callers ask for, follow the business's call-handling rules and connect with staff and systems in the right way.
We build and manage that service. Our team maps the call flows, configures approved information, tests realistic scenarios and stays involved after launch. Calendar, CRM, SMS and other connections are agreed around the workflow and the systems your business uses.
Clear hand-offs are part of the design. Routine enquiries can be handled using approved information, while advice, business decisions and calls needing personal attention remain with your team.
See how the service works in practice
The directory is a starting point for discovering providers. Our published customer stories show how Valory AI is used in Australian businesses, from professional-services reception and staff routing to cleaning enquiries and hospitality calls.
You can also review our service and pricing, including setup and ongoing management, before discussing the call handling your business needs.
That might be covering a busy shared line, responding after hours, handling appointment requests or directing enquiries across different staff and teams. The implementation starts with your operation and the outcomes you want from each type of call.
A simple example: an enquiry after hours
Take a hypothetical service business receiving a new enquiry after its staff have finished for the day. The caller wants to know whether the business covers their suburb and how to arrange a quote.
An agreed flow could answer using approved service-area information, collect the relevant details and send the enquiry to the right team for follow-up. If staff need to assess the job before quoting, the receptionist should explain that next step clearly.
For that business, the useful questions are concrete:
- What can the receptionist answer, and what needs staff involvement?
- Which details help the team respond to the enquiry?
- Where does that information go, and who follows up?
- How will the business and Valory review whether the flow is working?
The answers shape the implementation. Any booking, SMS or system connection is then agreed as part of the scope.
Explore Valory AI
Our company and service overview brings together pricing, customer examples, industry information and practical guides. You can also view our National AI Centre directory profile.
To discuss your own call handling, book a walkthrough. We'll talk through your workflows, the connections you need and how a managed AI receptionist could support your team.