We pick the calls worth taking over
We analyse call volume, peak hours, missed calls and the most frequent topics.
It speaks naturally, answers from your company's approved knowledge, books appointments and passes to your team only the calls that truly need a person. After hours and at peak times too.
A front desk can take one call at a time — while also serving walk-ins, e-mail and the calendar. A caller who can't get through rarely tries again; they ring the next company on the list. The voicebot answers instantly, follows what the caller actually says and takes the call to a concrete outcome.
It handles multiple calls in parallel, within the capacity you've contracted — so callers don't hear a busy signal.
Evenings and weekends it answers questions and, once connected to your calendar, books appointments on its own.
Opening hours, prices, directions and visit prep stop interrupting your front desk.
A booking, a message for the team or a transfer to the right person — not voicemail.
The voicebot introduces itself at the start of every call. Callers know who they're talking to from the first sentence — no awkward mid-call discovery, no sense that the company is hiding something. Customers settle their business comfortably, and the trust your brand has built stays intact.
This is an option you can use — or not. The voicebot is switched on by simply forwarding your number at set hours: during the day your team answers exactly as before. After closing, callers hear that the office is closed for the day — and that the AI advisor can still help them. Customers respond well to it, because instead of voicemail they get real help.
The core system is shared, but the greeting, knowledge, call flow and boundaries come from each company's processes. Pick an industry and listen to how the same phone call changes.
In healthcare, legal and finance the voicebot works as a front desk: it books, informs and routes calls to specialists. It doesn't diagnose, interpret results or give binding advice.
Answers come from the materials you designate as binding: service descriptions, price lists, locations, opening hours, booking rules and preparation instructions. When the answer isn't in those materials, the voicebot asks a follow-up, says the information isn't available or hands the call to the right person.
Connected to your calendar or booking system, the voicebot reads availability live, offers a short list of times, collects the required details and creates the booking. It confirms only after the system has saved it — and if the system is briefly down, the caller gets a clear message and a promised callback, not a false confirmation.
The voicebot can place calls with appointment confirmations, reminders and change notices. When a customer cancels, the freed slot can be offered straight to the waiting list — no manual ring-arounds by your front desk.
When a caller asks for a person, the matter is urgent or a question falls outside the front-desk scope, the voicebot transfers the call to the right number or team. If nobody can pick up, it takes a message and creates a callback task.
Your employee gets the purpose of the call, the details collected and a short summary — the customer doesn't have to tell the whole story again.
In line with the privacy policy you set, the system can save a summary of the call, the recognised topic, the collected details and the outcome. Everything lands in the tools your team already works in — no retyping from sticky notes and inboxes.
Highlighted modules show the path of a sample call that ended in a booking. The integration scope is agreed after an audit of your systems.
The scope is set before launch: the greeting, knowledge sources, permitted operations, recording rules and the situations that go to your team. In healthcare, legal and finance the voicebot works as a front desk — it doesn't replace someone with the right qualifications.
Every call opens with a clear statement that an AI advisor is speaking.
The voicebot draws only on knowledge your company designates.
Every operation in your systems has a clearly defined, narrow scope.
Urgent, unusual and specialist matters reach your team.
The panel shows how many calls the voicebot answered, how many it closed without staff, how many came in after hours and which questions had no approved answer. We use it to fill knowledge gaps and refine the call flows — and for the first time you see, in numbers, the traffic that used to vanish with the busy signal.
We analyse call volume, peak hours, missed calls and the most frequent topics.
The greeting with the AI notice, the questions, data confirmation, name pronunciation and the boundaries.
Your number via forwarding, Twilio or SIP, plus calendar, CRM and SMS — within the scope confirmed by an audit.
Background noise, accents, names, dates and numbers, error paths. Traffic grows only once the core flows run reliably.
A natural voice, barge-in support and a pronunciation dictionary for names and terms.
Forwarding your existing number, native Twilio integration or SIP trunking into your PBX.
Answers assembled from fragments of your approved materials (RAG).
Checking, creating, moving and cancelling bookings — each operation validated server-side, no blanket system access.
Recording policy, retention and data access agreed separately for each deployment; every call opens with the AI notice.
Background noise, weaker lines, accents, incomplete input, API errors and urgent paths — all tested before launch.
Tell us how many calls you take, when the peaks hit and which conversations repeat the most. Together we'll pick the calls the voicebot should take over first — and map out what's needed to launch.
The voicebot works on its own. If you'd like to cover website chat as well, it can later share its scenarios with an AI chatbot and run both channels consistently.