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Festival organiser managing event with phone

Public events & pop-ups

It's event day. Your phone hasn't stopped. It's the same six questions.

What time does it start, where do I park, can I still get tickets — on repeat, all day, while you're trying to run the event.

Upload your schedule, venue info, and FAQs. Infercall answers every caller instantly — where to go, what time, what's included — so nobody on your team spends event day glued to a phone. Live in 60 seconds.

60s
Setup
24/7
Always on
From Docs
Trained on docs
Starter
Priced for one-offs
Built For Your Workflow

Perfect for repetitive inbound questions

Most event calls are the same few questions. Make them self-serve by phone.

Schedule & timing

Stop answering ‘what time does X start?’ all day.

  • Program schedule
  • Session times
  • Last entry times
  • Changes and updates

Venue & logistics

Where to go, how to get there, and what to do when you arrive.

  • Directions & parking
  • Accessibility info
  • Entry requirements
  • On-site contact instructions

FAQs

Policies and details pulled from your docs.

  • Refund/transfer policy
  • What’s included
  • Vendor list
  • Lost & found instructions

How a call flows

The same six questions, on repeat, all day

When event-day adrenaline's running, people call instead of reading the FAQ. Three of the day's most common shapes — handled live while your team runs the show.

Sample conversations — grounded in real call flows
1

Logistics on repeat

Gates, parking, dogs allowed? — the questions nobody reads but everyone asks. The agent answers from your event pack and the organiser's phone never rings.

9:41
SF
Sydney Food Fest
Online
Today 9:41 AM
iMessage
2

Tickets, sorted on the call

Caller wants in today. The agent confirms availability, sends the ticket link by SMS, and notes the kids-under-12 detail that often decides the maths.

9:41
SF
Sydney Food Fest
Online
Today 9:41 AM
iMessage
3

Past the policy line

Refund request outside the published policy — family illness, four tickets. The agent decides this isn't theirs to decide and warm-transfers with the reason whispered first.

9:41
SF
Sydney Food Fest
Online
Today 9:41 AM
iMessage

The warm handoff

When it should be you, it’s you.

The hotline handles the eighty routine calls. The one that needs the organiser rings through with the reason whispered first — answer with context, or let a message be taken.

Step 1

Caller

An attendee asks something outside the script — a refund past the policy line.

Step 2

Agent decides

“That’s a call the organiser should make, not me.” Honest about what isn’t its job.

Step 3

Organiser's phone rings

Whisper first: “Refund request outside policy — family illness, four tickets.” Caller hears hold, not the whisper.

Step 4

Press 1 to accept

Or let the message be taken — the caller never hits dead air.

Sample scenario — grounded in the live call flow.

Use it for a weekend — or keep it always-on

Starter is a clear option for short events. Standard is the always-on plan for ongoing inbound demand.

One-off events & pop-ups·Venue directions & logistics·FAQ-heavy inbound calls

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