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Virtual Receptionist

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Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
56K-59K Annually
Entry level
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
56K-59K Annually
Entry level
Handles incoming calls, screens and routes inquiries, schedules and confirms appointments, captures messages and leads, answers routine questions, performs data entry, and updates client databases and communication logs remotely.
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A virtual receptionist is a remote professional or AI-driven system that manages incoming business calls, routes inquiries, schedules appointments, and provides administrative support from an off-site location. 


 

Key Responsibilities

• Call Management: Answer incoming calls promptly using the company name, screen callers, and route them to the correct person or department.

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• Appointment Scheduling: Book, reschedule, and confirm client appointments using shared digital calendars.

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• Message and Lead Capture: Accurately log caller details, take concise messages, and forward urgent notifications.

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• Customer Support: Answer standard frequently asked questions (FAQs) regarding business hours, services, and location.

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• Administrative Tasks: Perform basic data entry, update client databases, and manage digital communication logs.

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Qualifications & Requirements

• Communication Skills: Clear, professional verbal communication and active listening abilities.

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• Technical Proficiency: Experience with VoIP phone systems, CRM software, and calendar tools (such as Calendly or HubSpot).

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• Multitasking: Ability to handle high call volumes while documenting information accurately.

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• Reliability: A quiet workspace and stable high-speed internet connection for remote roles.

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