Phone providers / Quo
Use CallSaver with Quo
Route missed Quo calls to an AI receptionist that books jobs and captures caller details for your team.
Phone providers / Quo
Route missed Quo calls to an AI receptionist that books jobs and captures caller details for your team.
Quo is a modern business phone platform built for small teams and solopreneurs. The product is app-first and the call routing is visual: you build a flow where each step is a condition (ring users, business hours, fallback to external number, and so on). That makes adding "forward to CallSaver if no one answers" a single step instead of a PBX-config exercise.
1. Sign in to Quo
Go to https://my.quo.com and log in with admin credentials.
2. Open Call Flow
In Quo, go to Settings → Phone Numbers → select your number → Call Flow.
3. Set the first step
Make Ring Users the first action so your team gets the call first.
4. Add the fallback
Set the If no one answers fallback to Forward to an external number and enter your CallSaver forwarding number.
5. Enable the flow
Click Enable this call flow.
Official documentation
Quo has a clean voicemail, but voicemails don't book jobs. Most first-time callers (the ones with money to spend) won't leave a message. They'll move on to the next business on Google.
CallSaver slots into your Quo call flow as the fallback step. When the Ring Users step expires without an answer, the call routes to CallSaver, which picks up and has a conversation. The callback request lands in your CallSaver dashboard a few seconds later.
If you add a Business Hours condition above the CallSaver step, the AI handles overnight and weekend calls automatically. You barely have to touch the call flow once it's set.
Related reading: Switching from voicemail to an AI receptionist: what changes
| Feature | Quo voicemail | CallSaver |
|---|---|---|
| Answers calls 24/7 | Voicemail records the call | AI agent answers and has a real conversation |
| Captures caller name and reason for the call | Only if the caller chooses to leave a message | Always asks for name, callback number, and what they need |
| Books callbacks into your team queue | No, just an audio file in voicemail | Yes, synced into your CallSaver dashboard |
FAQ
No. CallSaver becomes one more step in your existing Quo call flow. Your number, account, and team users stay exactly as they are.
CallSaver is $49/month for early adopters and $199/month at standard pricing. Quo doesn't charge extra for adding an external forwarding step to a call flow.
Yes. Put Ring Users before the CallSaver fallback and your team always gets the call first. CallSaver only picks up the calls you and your team don't answer.
Yes. Add a Business Hours condition to your Quo call flow. Ring your team during business hours, then forward to CallSaver outside those hours. Quo handles the schedule for you.
Under five minutes. Open Call Flow, add the CallSaver number as a no-answer fallback, and enable.
Yes. Either disable the call flow or remove the CallSaver fallback step. Both options live in the same Call Flow editor.
Quo's recording and transcription apply to the legs of the call that ride on Quo. Once a call is forwarded out to CallSaver, that leg is on CallSaver's side, and CallSaver records and transcribes everything it handles in your CallSaver dashboard.
Book a 15-minute call. See if CallSaver fits your business.