Voice · Outbound & inbound
Calling Agent
Makes and takes calls, qualifies, and scores intent.
Reps spend their day on calls that were never going to buy, and the ones who were ready wait in a queue. The list gets worked in whatever order someone opened it, and nobody can tell you the cost of a single conversation.
What it does
Three things it takes off your team.
Every call scored 0–100 for buying intent, so reps talk to ready buyers first
Per-call cost tracked and capped — no runaway spend, no double-dialling a number already worked
Appointments booked and transcripts synced to your CRM without a rep touching the keyboard
How it works
Three steps, then it runs.
Load the list
Numbers are deduplicated before a single call goes out, so nobody is dialled twice and no do-not-call rule is broken.
It calls and listens
The agent speaks, handles objections, branches mid-call instead of reading a flat script, and scores the conversation as it goes.
Scored leads land
Hot leads, booked slots and full transcripts sync to your CRM. A hard kill-switch stops every line at once if you need it to.
Point it at
- Lead qualification
- Appointment booking
- Collections reminders
- Feedback and NPS calls
- Lapsed-customer re-engagement
Who this is wrong for
If your product needs a human to build trust over several long conversations — a seven-figure enterprise sale, a clinical consultation — the agent should qualify and hand off, not close. Point it at volume, not at the relationship.
Will it reach production on your workflow?
Six questions, scored out of thirty, against what actually stops automation reaching production. The result is immediate, no email required, and it will sometimes tell you not to hire us.