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SOFIA COMMERCIAL SCOPE

Scope the front office.
Then price the responsibility.

Sofia is not priced as a generic bucket of voice minutes. The commercial scope depends on coverage, volume, language, locations, routing, CRM, texting, integrations, escalation, and how much of the customer journey 7SVN is responsible for operating.

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SCOPE 01

Focused Coverage

Custom commercial scope

Overflow, after-hours, or one defined inbound call mission

Business-specific greeting

Lead and customer intake

Defined transfer path

Call summary and next action

Managed call-flow review

SCOPE 02

Front Office

Custom commercial scope

Primary receptionist coverage with booking and customer continuity

Voice + business texting

Bilingual handling where required

Scheduling and qualification

CRM-ready customer state

Escalation and human takeover

SCOPE 03

Connected Operations

Custom commercial scope

Reception plus deeper CRM, workflow, and multi-channel orchestration

Advanced routing

CRM and workflow integration

Follow-up sequences

Multiple teams or service lines

Operating reporting

SCOPE 04

Multi-Location

Custom commercial scope

Higher-volume or multi-location environments with custom operating rules

Location-aware routing

Expanded integrations

Custom governance

Volume-aware architecture

Executive visibility

WHAT DRIVES THE SCOPE

The operating layer around the call matters as much as the call itself.

A simple overflow receptionist and a multi-location front office may use the same Sofia identity while carrying very different responsibility, integration depth, volume, and risk.

Coverage + volume

After-hours, overflow, scheduled, always-on, call volume, seasonality, and peak concurrency.

Business context

Services, service area, FAQs, customer rules, booking logic, escalation conditions, and approved answers.

Systems + channels

Calendar, CRM, phone routing, SMS, customer records, field-service tools, and downstream workflows.

Managed responsibility

Monitoring, conversation review, changing business rules, optimization, reporting, and support expectations.

COMMERCIAL REVIEW
01

Map

Document services, hours, routing, FAQs, booking, escalation, volume, and CRM state.

02

Architect

Choose coverage, channels, integrations, human takeover, and evidence requirements.

03

Evaluate

Test normal, urgent, ambiguous, transfer, and failure scenarios before customer dependence.

04

Scope with Mark

Mark Miller reviews the responsibility and issues the final 7SVN commercial scope.