Limo Dispatch AI · Black Car Reservations · Airport Transfers

Book the ride before they call someone else.

AVA answers the line, takes the whole trip, and hands your dispatcher a clean ticket. Pickup, dropoff, vehicle, flight, taken down the first time. Nobody sits on hold. Nobody hangs up.

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Interactive demo · illustrative trip data

Call answeredTrip capturedReady for dispatch

Inbound call · +1 (414) 555-0182 AVA: AI Chauffeur, this is AVA — where are you headed today? Caller: Downtown Marriott to MKE airport, 5:45 AM tomorrow. AVA: Got it — one passenger, executive sedan. I have it all down for your dispatcher.
Inbound caller
James R.
+1 (414) 555-0182 · Inbound
Route + quote
Downtown MKE Hotel → MKE Airport T-C
18.4 mi · $65–$85 est.
Vehicle
Executive Sedan
Pickup
5:45 AM
Passengers
1
Intake
Trip captured
Handoff
Ready for dispatch
Call received · 05:45 AM · Intake complete
The dispatch flow

From phone call to trip ticket — captured, quoted, and handed over.

A caller speaks naturally. AVA captures the trip, estimates a quote range from your rate sheet, handles mid-call changes, and hands your dispatcher a clean ticket — so they confirm instead of starting from scratch. The fastest way to judge that is to call the demo line and give AVA a real trip.

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Sample intake — airport pickup
Captured
Inbound caller
Maria T.
+1 (262) 555-0144 · Inbound · Repeat
Trip type
Airport drop · ORD
Departure 7:15 PM · United 414
Pickup
3:30 PM
Vehicle
Black SUV
Passengers
3 · 4 bags
Pickup address
142 N. Riverwalk Way · Milwaukee WI
Hotel lobby · valet circle
Quote range
$285 – $325
90 mi · est. 1h 50m drive · tolls included
Status
Ticket complete
Caller
Callback number captured
Captured 2:14 · Routed to dispatch · Awaiting confirmation
Trip captured · Ticket ready · Dispatcher notified
No rip-out

Works with what you already run.

You get a clean trip ticket your dispatcher confirms in whatever you already run — Limo Anywhere, FASTTRAK, Santa Cruz, or a shared inbox. AVA takes the call; your dispatcher makes the booking. No switch, no rip-out — here is exactly how it sits beside the dispatch software you already run.

Limo Anywhere FASTTRAK Santa Cruz Shared inbox

Scoped to your setup on the setup call.

Where each platform actually stands, in one table — the integration status of all ten, plus the field-by-field answer for Limo Anywhere and the corporate-fleet answer for FASTTRAK.

Booked solid? The ticket still gets written, so you can farm it out to an affiliate instead of losing the call. Your dispatcher makes that call, not AVA.

How it works

Four stages. One clean record.

01 · Answer

Pick up every call

Inbound calls route to AVA 24/7. Voicemail and missed-call patterns get replaced with structured intake before the call goes cold.

02 · Capture

Get the full trip

Pickup, dropoff, time, vehicle class, passenger count, bags, flight info, special notes. The caller talks naturally. The fields fill themselves.

03 · Estimate

Quote from your rules

Quote range calculated from your rate sheet, service area, surge windows, and vehicle class — not a generic guess.

04 · Route

Hand off to your team

Your dispatcher picks up a finished trip ticket instead of a voicemail. Confirm it and move — nothing gets rebuilt from scratch.

Every stage above is configured to your operation before the line goes live. How setup works, step by step, is written out in full.

Why this matters

Every missed call is a ride going to someone else.

Voicemail, after-hours, the same five questions every call, three calls hitting at once on a busy night. AVA picks up all of them and takes the whole trip down, so your dispatcher confirms a finished ticket instead of building one from scratch. That is the job a limo answering service built for dispatch is supposed to do, and the reason the after-hours window costs the most.

What it does

Built around how transportation operators actually work.

Trip-aware intake

Understands airport runs, hourly charters, hotel transfers, corporate accounts, roadshows, group moves. Captures the right fields for each.

Mid-call corrections

Caller switches from sedan to SUV mid-sentence. AVA catches the change, corrects the ticket, and reads it back on the call.

Quote ranges from your rules

Your rate sheet, surge windows, service zones, vehicle classes. Quote range estimated on the call, not after.

Flight + airport context

ORD, JFK, LAX, ATL, and your local hubs. Captures flight number, terminal and departure time, and marks the pickup buffer for your dispatcher to sign off. More on how an airport transfer gets captured.

Fits your workflow

The trip ticket arrives in a form your dispatcher can confirm in the tools you already run — Limo Anywhere, FASTTRAK, Santa Cruz, or a shared inbox.

Nothing gets re-asked

Name, number, route, time, vehicle, bags, flight — all of it on the ticket. Your dispatcher confirms from what is already there instead of calling back for the basics.

The Crush

When three calls hit at once and the next ride goes to whoever answers first.

The Crush is what limo and black car operators call those moments — Friday airport rush, prom night, the concert that ends at 11 PM. AI Chauffeur is built to absorb those windows; AVA never lets a call sit on hold. The everyday value is cleaner intake: the whole trip taken down the first time, so your dispatcher is confirming instead of chasing. The Crush is when it earns the keep.

Dispatch ledgerIllustrative
22:58:14 Inbound 01 MKE airport run Ready for dispatch
22:58:41 Inbound 02 Hotel to downtown Ready for dispatch
22:59:07 Inbound 03 Concert pickup Ready for dispatch
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GOOGLE LEAD PROTECTION

Google found the rider. AVA finishes the handoff.

Search and ads can make the phone ring. They can't make your dispatch line answer. AVA picks up every call and takes down the route, flight, vehicle, passengers, bags, and callback number — before the rider dials the next operator on the map. Every trip you capture is a booked ride, a relationship, and a review your competitor never gets.

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Setup, done for you

Setup, done for you.

First operators get setup done for them — your rate rules, service area, vehicle types, and dispatch process documented and configured by our team. A few slots open at a time.

Every build is custom to your operation — your rates, your service area, your vehicle classes. We scope it on the setup call.

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Operator-built

Built by operators.

Our team ran a chauffeured transportation company for 17 years — the same phones, the same board, the same nights you work.

So the Friday crush is a memory here, not a market segment. This was built to answer that phone.

Home is Wisconsin, which is why the local detail comes easy on the Milwaukee limo answering service and the Madison limo answering service. The service area is set up around your operation, wherever you run.

  • Built by operators
  • 17 years in chauffeured transportation
  • Setup done for you
FAQ

Questions operators actually ask.

Is this just basic call coverage?
No. AI Chauffeur is dispatch intake software for limo and black car operators. AVA captures ride requests, organizes trip details, estimates the quote range, and hands your dispatcher a finished trip ticket. Call coverage is a side effect, not the product.
Does it replace my dispatcher?
No. It handles the first layer of intake so your dispatcher is not buried by missed calls, repeated questions, and after-hours requests. Your dispatcher confirms and runs the operation. Which half of the job gets automated, and which half never will, is set out on limo dispatch automation.
What still requires dispatcher approval?
Every trip does. AVA captures the request and builds the ticket; a human confirms it and assigns the vehicle. Where direct write-back has been configured and verified for your account, the reservation record is created for you and still passes through the same approval your dispatchers use today. AVA does not take payment and does not commit a vehicle on its own.
How does AI Chauffeur handle multiple calls at once?
AVA answers every inbound line at the same time, so no caller waits on hold. Each call gets its own intake: pickup, dropoff, time, vehicle class, passengers, bags, and flight details. Every one ends as a separate trip ticket sitting in front of your dispatcher, ready to confirm.
Can it quote rides?
Yes, when your rate rules are configured. The page demo uses illustrative quote ranges only. Live setup requires your real rate rules, service area, vehicle types, and dispatch process.
Does it work with my CRM or dispatch software?
Yes. The call comes back as a clean trip ticket your dispatcher confirms in the software you already run — Limo Anywhere, FASTTRAK, Santa Cruz, or a shared inbox. Nothing gets ripped out and nothing gets replaced. Direct write-back is configured per account where the platform supports it, and every platform's status is published on the integrations page.
How fast can it go live?
Setup is done for you by our team. Typical timeline is one to two weeks once your rate rules, service area, and dispatch process are documented.
What about pricing?
Every build is custom to your operation — your rates, your service area, your vehicle classes. We scope it on the setup call, once we know your call volume, fleet size, and how you dispatch. That call runs 20 minutes.
Can I just hear it first?
Call (414) 775-0019 and AVA picks up. That is the same line an operator's caller would reach — no booking, no form, no salesperson. Listen to how it handles you, then decide.
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