Curriculum
What you will learn in our ai voice assistants program.
Callers told at the opening that they are speaking with an assistant
Recording and consent handled per the caller's jurisdiction
Barge-in enabled so a caller can interrupt at any point
Low confidence triggers a confirmation, never an action
Numbers, dates and spellings read back before anything is committed
A person reachable by asking, with the transcript carried across
Calendar writes checked for conflicts before confirming
Call transcripts retained for review with the confidence scores
How the Training Is Delivered
Designed for errors
Voice is less forgiving than chat because a caller cannot scroll back, so the design starts with what happens when the system is wrong.
Disclosure first
Disclosure comes first: the caller is told they are speaking with an automated assistant at the opening, not buried in a menu, because that is both the honest default and a legal requirement in a growing number of states.
Recording and consent
Recording and consent follow whatever the caller's jurisdiction requires, determined from the inbound number rather than assumed.
Barge-in
Barge-in is enabled so a caller can interrupt, since a system that talks over someone reads as broken regardless of how well it understands.
Program Details
Questions About This Program
We build a voice helper that answers your phone calls, books appointments, and helps callers by talking like a person. It's like having a receptionist who never takes a break or calls in sick.
The program starts at $49,997. Transparent pricing with no hidden fees.
Yes, plainly, and they are told how to reach a person. Disclosure is built into the opening, not buried.
It transfers with the context already gathered, so the caller does not restart the conversation from the beginning with a human.
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