Documentation
A guide to setting up and running your AI voice agents. For hands-on help, book a walkthrough.
Create an account, build your first agent from a sector template, test it in the in-browser playground, then import leads and launch a campaign.
Choose a sector & use case, pick language and tone, set your business profile and compliance mode, then publish a script. Test with text or your microphone before going live.
Payment (Stripe, Razorpay) and Calendly webhooks are signature-verified; Twilio voice/status callbacks validate the Twilio signature. Inbound generic/CRM webhooks require a shared secret.
Buy and assign a number in Settings → Numbers; inbound calls route to the agent you assign. Twilio is the supported live path; Exotel & Telnyx are in progress.
Connect Calendly, Google or Outlook via OAuth per agent, or use the internal slot store. The booking agent understands natural-language times.
Pick a region mode (India, EU, US, Singapore, and more) with per-agent overrides. Hard blocks on OTP/CVV/card collection. Suppression list importable from CSV.
Agents speak 20 languages with localized scripts. Each script has a base English version plus per-language overrides.
L1 Assistive, L2 Semi-autonomous, L3 Full autopilot. Bulk campaigns, script publishes and compliance edits always require human approval.
A REST API for programmatic access is on the roadmap. Today, use lead/call/campaign CSV exports and webhooks to move data. CRM connectors are coming soon.