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It's in the title! What are your thoughts on the best verticals to target when selling AI voice agents like inbound receptionists to help with bookings? I know the medical industry (primary care clinics, med spas, dentist's offices) has a very high-demand to replace traditional receptionists with AI due to heavy call volumes, poor reliability on human accuracy, training time, and sometimes needing to fire and rehire. What other sectors / niches face similar pain points that an AI voice agent could help with?

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