AI Voice Agents & Receptionists
Inbound callers that greet, book, route, capture intent, and escalate — on your numbers, wired into calendar and ops tools.
Hear the sample →Founder-led · AI voice & workflow automation · Accra · Tema
Inbound voice agents that book, route, and hand off cleanly. Workflow automation that opens tickets without retyping. You hear a live sample before you commit. You keep the system, the scripts, and the credentials.
Every line is scoped, tested on real traffic, and handed over with runbooks — not a demo that dies after the sales call.
Inbound callers that greet, book, route, capture intent, and escalate — on your numbers, wired into calendar and ops tools.
Hear the sample →Agents stay inside approved scripts and policy. Escalation rules are explicit — no improvisation on pricing or compliance.
Discuss a script →Successful calls open tickets, hold calendar slots, or notify the right queue — without someone retyping the outcome.
Map a workflow →When a human must take over, transcript and intent travel with the call. No “please hold while I find out.”
See how handoff works →A 30-second inbound receptionist sample — greeting, intent capture, and a clean path to a human when needed. Smoke-tested the way we ship production agents.
After-hours booking and reminder calls that would otherwise hit voicemail — without hiring a night desk.
Order status and branch routing without tying up the counter during peak hours.
Intake and qualification before a consultant spends billable time on a cold call.
Most hesitation is not technical — it is fear of losing control. We design for control first.
Reality: It covers the calls your desk cannot — after hours, overflow, and simple routing — so humans handle judgment, not hold music.
Reality: Agents are script-bound. Pricing, refunds, and compliance stay on approved language or escalate to a person.
Reality: A pilot starts on one secondary number with a written scope. You hear it weekly before you expand.
Reality: You own credentials, scripts, and documentation. Handover is part of done — not an upsell.
A working session produces a written scope: what the agent does, what it connects to, what “done” looks like. If AI is the wrong tool for part of it, we say so.
You hear a live call flow or see a working pipeline every week — not a status report. Course corrections happen when they are cheap.
Agents get smoke-tested on real lines. Prompts are tuned from what callers actually do, not what we hoped they would do.
Every system ships with how it works, where it lives, and what to do when something breaks. Credentials belong to you.
Yes. Voice, greeting, and phrasing are configured for your brand and local callers — not a generic US demo script.
The agent escalates. We define explicit “out of scope” rules so it never invents an answer on price, medical advice, or legal commitments.
No. We typically start on a secondary or overflow line, then expand once you are satisfied with real traffic.
Most pilots reach a hearable sample within days and a secondary-line pilot within weeks — depending on calendar and CRM connections.
Scripts, configuration notes, credentials, and a short runbook. You are not renting a black box you cannot leave.
No. Clinics, multi-branch retail, and professional firms with missed after-hours calls are the core fit — not enterprise science projects.
Tell us what your team still does by hand. You will get a straight answer on what to automate first — and a path to a pilot on a secondary number.