Outbound that sounds local gets a conversation.
A campaign call that sounds local gets a hearing. One that sounds foreign gets hung up on. Agni runs outbound in each market's own register, at whatever volume the campaign needs, with every response logged.
The first three seconds decide everything.
Illustrative scenario voices, not customer testimonials. *Latency figures pending verification.
Launch, listen, log.
A new offer introduced in the customer's own language, at campaign volume, without hiring a seasonal floor.
Invitations, reminders and day-of confirmations at scale, with acceptances written straight to the campaign list.
Lapsed customers re-engaged with an offer that fits their history, in the tone that fits their last interaction.
Interested, not now, wrong number, do not call: every outcome logged to structured fields your campaign tools can act on.
Do-not-call honoured on the first ask, logged permanently, and reported. Compliance is a design input, not an afterthought.
A customer who says yes goes straight to your closer, live, with the context attached.
Two flows, end to end.
Calling windows, frequency caps and opt-out handling are agreed in the design week and enforced by configuration.
Design, deploy, operate. Go live from 7 days.*
Your call flows, your real scripts, your escalation rules. We choose the languages and city registers, write the conversation design, and you sign off before a single call is placed.
Telephony connected, CRM and calendar wired both ways, then a shadow period on live traffic while your team watches every transcript. We tune on your calls, not a generic benchmark.
Full volume, a named engineer, and a weekly review of outcomes. New languages and new campaigns ship as changes, not new projects.
*Go live from 7 days applies to a straightforward deployment on pre-built sector agents and standard telephony. It is a target, pending verification in the claims audit, and depends on integration scope.
What campaign owners ask first.
Outbound rules differ by market: calling windows, consent requirements, disclosure obligations, do-not-call registries. We configure to the strictest reading of your market's rules in the design week, and if a campaign design cannot be run compliantly we will say so before it runs, not after.
A robocall plays a recording at whoever answers. This is a conversation: it listens, answers questions about the offer, takes objections, honours a do-not-call request on the first ask, and hands interested customers to a human. If your goal is to blast a recording, we are the wrong tool and we will tell you so.
Concurrency is a configuration decision rather than a hiring problem. Campaigns are shaped by your calling windows and frequency caps; the design week sizes the throughput against your list and your market's rules.
Every call, every outcome, every transcript, searchable. Connect rate, conversation rate, interest rate, opt-outs, and the follow-up list, exported to your campaign tools or read on the live dashboard.
If you do not have consent to call the list, we will not run the campaign. If a recording blast genuinely serves the purpose, use a cheaper tool. And if your brand voice depends on one specific human caller, keep that caller; use us for the volume around them.
Three ways in.
Hear the difference between a script read at you and a conversation in your own register.
HEAR IT LIVE →Calculate itPrice a campaign on your own list size and market, in your own currency.
RUN THE CALCULATOR →Book itBring a real campaign brief. We design the calling programme in the room.
BOOK A WORKSHOP →Do your customers feel it?
Bring your ops lead. We call your own front desk in your market's dialect, live on the workshop call.