Community Transport dispatch & answering service in Wales.
Wales runs from Cardiff (CWL) and the M4 corridor cities of Newport and Swansea to the rural expanses of mid and North Wales and the ferry ports at Holyhead and Fishguard. Six Nations rugby weekends, Principality Stadium concerts and summer coastal tourism create sharp demand spikes, while ferry sailings drive round-the-clock transfer and freight movement. Fleets covering these long distances lose fares the instant an out-of-hours line goes unanswered.
Wales market note: Stadium event days and Irish Sea ferry timetables produce concentrated surges that overwhelm daytime-only dispatch.
Dispatch & call answering across Wales
We run a dedicated community transport desk for fleets across Wales, answering every call in your brand voice and dispatching your drivers in real time. A community transport booking service for dial-a-ride, accessible travel and non-profit schemes — ride requests answered with patience, trips scheduled to each passenger’s needs, and the records your funding depends on kept clean. One desk, answered in your scheme’s name.
What drives volume here: Cardiff Airport and stadium-event private hire, Holyhead ferry transfers, and long-distance rural recovery drive the volume.
Reservations & Booking
Inbound reservations captured and booked directly in your software — confirmed, not just promised.
Call Answering & Support
Every booking, reservation, and enquiry answered in your brand voice — your customers never know it is outsourced.
24/7 Live Dispatch
Real-time driver coordination and routing around the clock — overnight, weekends, holidays, and peak surges covered.
Back-Office & Admin
Invoicing, data entry, trip logs, manifests, PODs, driver onboarding paperwork, and daily ops summaries.
Virtual Assistant
A dedicated virtual assistant for transport operators — calls, bookings, admin, inbox and diary handled in your name, 24/7.
Virtual Receptionist
A front desk for transport companies — every call answered, screened, and routed in your company name.
We book and schedule to your eligibility rules and each passenger’s assessed needs, and keep the journey records your funders and local-authority returns require. Scheme governance, permits and driver arrangements remain with your organization — including Section 19/22 obligations for UK operators.
Why Wales operators hand us the phones.
The hours you can’t staff
Nights, weekends and holidays are when in-house desks go quiet and calls go to voicemail. We cover every one of them across Wales, so a booking is never lost to a rival who picked up first.
50–70% below in-house
Once you add salary, benefits, overtime, sick cover and turnover, a staffed desk is the most expensive way to answer a phone. Our team costs a fraction and scales with your season.
Inside your software
We work in the dispatch platform you already run — no rip-and-replace, no new logins for your drivers. Calls are answered in your brand voice and jobs are dispatched live.
Live in days, not months
We learn your booking flow, drivers and voice, run a short shadow period, then take calls live — most Wales fleets are up and running within a few days.
Not sure the math works for your operation? Run it through the missed-call calculator — then put the desk on your Wales phones with a free first week.
Questions Wales operators ask.
Get your Wales coverage plan.
Answer three quick questions. No call required to get a number, and no obligation after.
Prefer to talk it through first? Book a 15-minute fit call — no pitch, just straight answers.