The agent that answers your phone number and your website. It listens, understands, replies with a natural voice, books appointments, transfers to a person when needed, and hands every finished call to the operations agents and the contact book.
It answers inbound calls on your numbers and runs as a voice and chat bubble on your website, all from one agent definition: the same prompt, the same knowledge, the same tools on every channel.
Answers your phone
Attach a number, or connect your existing PBX, and the agent answers every call in the caller's language with a natural voice you choose.
Lives on your website
One snippet puts a voice and chat bubble on any page. Visitors talk or type, a pre-conversation form can collect their name and phone, and a person from your team can take over the chat.
Speaks the caller's language
Greek first, and as many other languages as you need. The agent detects the language and answers in it.
Transfers to a person
Direct transfer to a representative, or a warm transfer where the agent briefs the colleague first and then bridges the caller, with hold music while they wait.
Books appointments on the call
With the Calendar attached, the agent checks open slots, books, reschedules and cancels through the same place your web bookings go, so a slot can never be taken twice.
Answers from your knowledge
Give it your documents, your website pages and your data sources, and it answers from them instead of guessing. Answers can be reviewed and rated by your team.
Runs your own actions
Look up an order, open a ticket, send a code by SMS: the agent calls your systems during the conversation through tools you define, or acts as the signed-in visitor in your own portal.
Records, summarises, reports
Optional recording with notice to the caller, an email summary after every call, structured goal extraction, satisfaction surveys, intents and sentiment, and a full call record with the transcript.
Step by step
How does it go live?
In four steps: create the agent from a template, give it a voice and instructions, test it in the console, then attach a number or paste the widget on your site.
01
Create it from a template
Pick the closest industry template, name the agent, and adjust the greeting, the instructions and the tone. Every save is a version you can compare and roll back to.
02
Give it a voice and knowledge
Choose the voice and the languages, attach your knowledge collections and data sources, and decide what the agent may do: transfer, book, end the call, call your tools.
03
Test it before anyone else hears it
Call it from the console, chat with it in the preview, review the transcript and the timing, and fix what you do not like before it takes a real call.
04
Attach a number or the widget
Attach a phone number from the console or point your PBX at it, and paste the one-line snippet on your website. From then on every call and chat is recorded in the console.
Use cases
What is it used for?
Any conversation your business has again and again: reception, bookings, order status, first-line support and lead qualification, at any hour, without a queue.
Reception around the clock
Answers when the office is closed or the line is busy, takes the message, books the appointment, and transfers the urgent call to the person on duty.
Appointment booking
Clinics, salons and service desks let callers book, move or cancel appointments on the call, with confirmations by email and calendar invite.
Order and account questions
The agent looks the caller up in your systems and answers where the order is, what the balance is, or when the technician arrives.
Lead qualification
On the website or the phone, the agent asks the qualifying questions, records the answers, and hands a hot lead to a person or to your CRM.
Website assistant with human takeover
Visitors get answers from your knowledge in seconds; when they ask for a person, your team takes over the same chat from the console.
Outbound calls (coming soon)
Coming soon: appointment reminders, payment reminders and satisfaction calls, placed by the agent from your numbers, with the outcome recorded per call.
In practice
Two examples
Example 1
A dental clinic
A patient calls at 20:30. The agent greets them in Greek, recognises them from the contact book, and asks what they need. They want to move Thursday's cleaning: the agent checks the dentist's availability, offers two slots, books the new one and cancels the old one. The patient receives an email with the calendar invite.
After the call, an operations agent transcribes the recording, writes a two-line summary and emails it to the front desk, and the contact's call journal shows the call with the recording link.
Example 2
An online shop
A visitor opens the chat bubble and asks where order 4821 is. The agent calls the shop's order tool with the order number, reads back the status and the delivery date, and offers to send the tracking link by email.
The next visitor wants to return an item and asks for a person. The agent hands the conversation to a member of the support team, who continues the same chat from the console with the whole history in front of them.
Integrations
Current integrations
The agent connects to your telephony, your website, your systems and your calendars without custom development on your side.
Phone numbers and your PBX
Greek numbers from the console, or your existing PBX routed to the agent over SIP.
Your website
The voice and chat widget for any site, with your colours, your texts and an optional pre-conversation form.
WhatsApp (coming soon)
Coming soon: the agent will answer the WhatsApp messages of your business number, under answer rules you set.
Your systems
Tools that call your HTTP endpoints during the conversation, a post-call webhook with the full record, a CDR webhook, and real-time event webhooks.
Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook
Through the Calendar application, bookings land in your calendars and your existing events block the slots.
HubSpot
Through the Contacts application, callers and website visitors are matched to your HubSpot contacts and new ones are pushed there.
API, SDK and MCP
Everything the console does is available through the API and the SDK, and the agent can be driven from your own assistant through the MCP endpoint.
One platform
How it works with the other applications
The Voice & Chat Agent is where the conversation happens. The other three applications give it a calendar to book into, a contact book to recognise people from, and workflows that pick up every finished call.
