For clinics, service businesses and anyone whose enquiries arrive by phone, the missed call is the lost customer. Reception is busy, the line is engaged, and nobody calls back.
This reference build answers those calls. A voice agent picks up immediately, understands the caller in English or Hindi, handles the routine — booking, rescheduling, hours, directions, status — captures details straight into the business system, and transfers to a person the moment the conversation needs one.
The challenge
Voice is unforgiving in ways chat is not. Latency is audible: a pause longer than a beat feels broken. Accents, background noise and code-switching between languages are the normal case in India, not the edge case. And a caller who realises they are talking to a machine that cannot help them is angrier than one who waited.
Our strategy
Design for handover, not for containment. The agent handles what it does reliably and transfers quickly when it does not — measured on resolution and caller satisfaction, never on deflection rate, because optimising for deflection is how businesses end up trapping customers in phone trees.
Everything captured is written into the business system during the call, so the outcome is a booking or a record, not a transcript somebody must process later.
The solution
Inbound calls answered 24/7 with natural conversation in English or Hindi. The agent books, reschedules and cancels appointments; answers routine questions about hours, location and status; captures caller details and reason for calling; and transfers to a human with context when needed.
Every call produces a recording, a transcript and a structured summary in the CRM — so even a transferred call arrives with the groundwork done.