What your agent can actually do

Not a chatbot bolted to a phone line. A voice agent with your knowledge, your tools, and hard limits on what it's allowed to make up.

On the call

Callers can interrupt mid-sentence and the agent stops talking, the way a person would. No walkie-talkie pauses.

Streaming speech recognition and synthesis keep replies fast enough that the conversation doesn't feel like a phone tree.

Tuned and tested on UK and Irish speech, not just American English.

Add question-and-answer pairs for the things you get asked twenty times a week. The agent uses your wording.

Upload price lists, service descriptions, or policies. The agent retrieves the relevant passage before it answers.

A platform-level guardrail stops the agent inventing answers. Anything outside its knowledge becomes a message or a transfer.

Tools are switched on per agent and configured with your details — no bespoke development.

Reads real availability from your calendar, offers slots, and confirms the appointment on the call.

Recognises returning callers by number, and logs the call summary and outcome against the right contact.

Hands off to a human on a number you choose, with the caller's context already gathered.

Captures name, number, and reason for calling into a structured record you can action later.

The constraints that matter here were designed in, not retrofitted.

Calls are handled in the EU (Ireland). Transcripts and summaries are treated as personal data and stay in region.

We transcribe and discard the audio unless you deliberately turn retention on, which keeps you well clear of biometric-data territory.

Every call opens by telling the caller they're speaking to an AI. Your prompt cannot override it.

Set how long transcripts live, and action data-subject deletion requests from the dashboard.

Set up an agent, try it in your browser, and put it on a real number. No card needed to test.