Summary: JIQ provides no-code/low-code AI voice assistants (AI Virtual Secretary / Receptionist / voice agents) that handle inbound and outbound calls, replace voicemail/IVR menus, capture lead data, schedule appointments, and push short call summaries to CRMs or messaging channels. Marketing content contains performance claims that should be validated with a demo or pilot. Key product capabilities described on the site: human-like speech synthesis and conversational design; speech recognition plus NLU for intent capture; a no-code Script Editor for building multi-level, non-linear conversations; post-call structured summaries (caller contact, reason, actions); calendar sync and appointment scheduling (propose times, set callbacks); CRM and messaging integrations (CRMs, WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook, SMS); triggers/activation rules (working hours, missed-call scenarios); inbound and outbound voice agents (outbound campaigns, automated reminders); brand voice customization and voice personas; deployment flexibility described on industry pages (On-Premises, Cloud, or Hybrid); and API access for integration with telephony, IVR and CRM systems. Use cases and target industries on site include missed-call management and voicemail replacement for small businesses, contact center automation for retail/e-commerce, healthcare, banking, insurance, telco, logistics; appointment scheduling, delivery notifications, order status checks, reactivation/upsell campaigns, debt-notifications/collections, and internal personal secretary functionality. Marketing claims and reported metrics (marketing copy — require validation) include claims such as ~75% reduction in hold times, handling 300+ concurrent conversations, up to 1M calls/day capacity, and that under 35% of issues are fully resolved without humans. Pricing & trials: no public pricing plans or structured plans were found at /pricing; blog/marketing pages promote a "try your own AI Secretary for free" CTA, indicating trial/demo offers may exist but there is no clear self-serve pricing or trial signup page. Privacy/security: a Privacy Policy is available that lists collection of voice recordings, transcripts, call summaries, contact/profile and device/usage data; it references cookies and Google Analytics, describes storage/sharing with service providers/affiliates and user rights (access, correction, deletion), and mentions breach notifications and data subject rights. The site does not publish detailed enterprise security or data residency specifics on the pages reviewed; enterprise buyers should confirm data residency, retention periods, encryption in transit/at rest, access controls, and certifications. Contact & support info found: contact form, a phone number, and a support email referenced in the privacy policy. Pages visited: homepage, multiple product pages (AI Virtual Secretary / Missed Calls, outbound_calls, mobile_video_assistant), use-case and industry pages, blog post promoting free trial, about, contact, privacy policy, and pricing page (no visible plans). Recommended next steps listed on the review include requesting pricing tiers and SKUs, trial/PoC details, API/docs and integration guides (CRMs, SIP/Twilio/Asterisk), deployment/data flow details, certifications and encryption practices, retention and DPA/GDPR/HIPAA support, SLA and scaling details, failover/disaster recovery, PII protection/redaction, demo with sandbox and references, and implementation/support timelines and services.