First enquiries
The agent can ask which service the caller needs, how to reach them, and when a return call would suit them. A manager receives a short conversation summary.
A voice agent answers calls using an agreed conversation flow, asks what the customer needs, and passes the result to your team. We design the flow around your process, connect the required tools, and define when a person should take over.
The agent can ask which service the caller needs, how to reach them, and when a return call would suit them. A manager receives a short conversation summary.
Opening hours, location, and service terms come only from materials you approve. If an answer is missing, the agent passes the question to your team.
With a calendar or booking system connected, the agent can check availability. It confirms a booking only after that system returns a successful response.
Complex, urgent, or sensitive questions go to a person under agreed rules. Your team sees why the call was handed over and what was already discussed.
We start with real call scenarios: common questions, exceptions, team hours, and handover rules. Then we test pronunciation, call quality, recognition errors, and what happens when an integration is unavailable. We also agree whether call recordings or summaries need to be stored.
A voice agent makes sense when customers prefer calling or calls need to be answered outside office hours. If most enquiries arrive through your website or messengers, a chatbot may be the better starting point.
See how we build custom chatbots for business.
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