Your CRM gains a voice layer.
Every call logged, transcribed and routed into the records your team already works from. No copy-paste, no call notes written from memory, no calls that never make it into the system.
The record is only as good as the worst-logged call.
Illustrative scenario voices, not customer testimonials.
Log, transcribe, trigger.
Calls, outcomes and next steps written to the record automatically, in the fields your process defines.
Every conversation transcribed and searchable across the whole history, in every language it happened in.
A call outcome kicks off the follow-up your process defines: a task, a quote, an escalation, a callback.
Inbound and outbound, human calls and Agni calls, all landing in the same record with the same structure.
Names, amounts and dates captured from the conversation into fields, not free-text notes that nobody parses.
We write into the system you already run. Custom objects and in-house CRMs are scoped integration work, in scope for us.
Two flows, end to end.
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 RevOps leaders ask first.
The major platforms as integration targets, and in-house or heavily customised systems as scoped API work, which is in scope for us and sized in the design week. Integration targets are software we connect to, not customers of ours.
Forward-looking calls are the core of the deployment. Historical recording import is scoped case by case, depending on format, consent basis and retention policy; your compliance team is in that conversation from the start.
Access is role-based and follows your CRM's own permission model. Retention follows your policy, in your region, with a complete audit trail on every access.
It replaces the typing, not the thinking. Reps stop writing notes from memory at 6pm; the record is already there, structured, when the call ends. What your team does with a clean record is where the value shows up.
If your team lives in spreadsheets, a voice layer will faithfully log calls into a system nobody opens; fix the CRM habit first. If call volume is a handful a week, the discipline of manual logging is cheaper. And if your CRM is about to be replaced, wait and wire us into the new one.
Three ways in.
Watch a conversation become a structured record with a next step attached.
HEAR IT LIVE →Calculate itPrice the logging gap on your call volume, in your currency.
RUN THE CALCULATOR →Book itBring your CRM admin. We map the write-back 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.