Answers your inbound calls
Connect a number and the agent picks up on the first ring, at 2am and during your busiest hour alike. It answers from the same knowledge base as your other channels, so a caller and a WhatsApp customer get the same facts.
Splice AI picks up your business number on the first ring and works through your outbound calls, speaking and listening in real time, from the same knowledge base as your other channels.
Carriers supported, Twilio, Plivo and Exotel, on your account or ours
Way calling, it answers your inbound line and dials your outbound list
Languages, with voices grouped for Indian language calls specifically
Review available recordings, transcripts and extracted outcomes
Not a phone tree with a nicer voice. It holds a conversation, it can be interrupted, and it writes down what happened.
Connect a number and the agent picks up on the first ring, at 2am and during your busiest hour alike. It answers from the same knowledge base as your other channels, so a caller and a WhatsApp customer get the same facts.
Load contacts and the agent works through them inside a calling window you define, in your timezone, skipping country prefixes you exclude. Each contact can carry its own goal and language, so a call is not the same script read faster.
Bring your own Twilio, Plivo or Exotel account and keep the carrier relationship and the carrier bill. Or let us provision the number and fold it into your plan. Whose account was billed for a call is recorded on the call itself.
The voice catalogue is grouped into multilingual, natural and Indian language sets rather than a wall of vendor names. Pick a voice that actually sounds right for the language your customers will answer the phone in.
Call history brings together available recordings, transcripts and extracted outcomes, intent and sentiment. Availability depends on the provider and call completion. Talk time is tracked separately from total call time, because ringing is not something you should pay to think about.
Callers talk over an agent constantly. This one detects that mid-sentence and stops speaking rather than talking through them, and if the primary voice engine falters mid-call it fails over to a backup without dropping the caller.
Calling windows, disclosure, takeover and cleanup are where phone automation usually falls apart in month two.
Outbound campaigns run only between the start and end times you set, in the timezone you set. Nobody gets dialled at 7am because a server was on UTC.
Campaigns announce that a call is recorded unless you deliberately turn it off, so the compliant setting is the one you get without thinking about it.
A ringing or in-progress call can be handed to a person from the dashboard, rather than the caller discovering the hard way that the agent is stuck.
A call that drops carries the reason on the record instead of showing up as a bare no-answer, so a carrier problem does not look like disinterest.
Filter by outcome and redial the failures and no-answers in bulk, or pick individual contacts. Redialling everyone is rarely the right move.
Calls the carrier already dropped are pruned automatically, so the dashboard does not sit showing Live on a call that ended twenty minutes ago.
If a missed call is a lost customer, the phone is not a legacy channel, it is your fastest one.
Answer listing enquiries the moment they call, qualify the budget and location, and book the site visit on the call.
Handle timings, preparation and pricing calls, and take appointment bookings without tying up the front desk.
Absorb the admissions-season call volume that no phone team can staff for, in the language the parent calls in.
Order status, delivery and return calls answered instantly, with the complicated ones passed to a person.
Call the list, confirm or reschedule, and write the outcome back rather than leaving a voicemail nobody returns.
Qualify inbound enquiries and follow up on quotes, so the calls your team takes are the ones worth taking.
A phone menu is cheap and everyone hates it. A person is better and cannot work at 2am or take forty calls at once.
Answering out of hours
Splice AI
Picks up on the first ring, every hour of the day
IVR or phone menu
Plays a menu, then voicemail
Your team today
Rings out
Being interrupted
Splice AI
Detects it mid-sentence and stops talking
IVR or phone menu
Talks over you, or resets the menu
Your team today
Handles it naturally
Where answers come from
Splice AI
The same knowledge base as your other channels
IVR or phone menu
A recorded script recorded months ago
Your team today
Whoever picked up
Languages
Splice AI
Voices grouped for Indian languages specifically
IVR or phone menu
Usually one, occasionally two
Your team today
Whoever is on shift
After the call
Splice AI
Available recording, transcript, extracted outcome and lead context
IVR or phone menu
A call-duration log
Your team today
A note, if someone remembers
Outbound calling
Splice AI
Calling windows, per-contact goals, bulk redial
IVR or phone menu
Not a thing it does
Your team today
A person with a spreadsheet
What you pay for
Splice AI
Talk time, metered separately from everything else
IVR or phone menu
Per seat, per month
Your team today
Salaries and missed calls
Bring your own Twilio, Plivo or Exotel account, or have us provision a number for you. The connect flow walks through it either way.
Choose a voice from the catalogue, test it on a real call to your own phone, and point the agent at the documents it should answer from.
Point your number at the agent to answer calls, or load a list and set a calling window to start dialling.
It can. Connect your own Twilio, Plivo or Exotel account and the agent answers on the numbers already in it, with the carrier bill staying between you and your carrier. If you would rather not deal with a carrier at all, we provision a number for you and fold it into your plan.
Twilio, Plivo and Exotel. Each one is wired for both answering inbound calls and placing outbound ones, and the connect wizard handles webhook registration for you rather than making you paste URLs into a carrier console.
Yes. Real callers talk over an automated voice constantly, so the agent listens while it speaks and stops mid-sentence when the caller starts talking, rather than finishing its paragraph. If the primary voice engine has a problem during a call, it fails over to a backup without dropping the caller.
The voice catalogue is grouped into multilingual voices, natural-sounding English voices, and a set built specifically for Indian languages, so you can pick something that sounds right for the language your customers actually answer the phone in rather than an English voice reading Hindi.
Calls are recorded and transcribed. Outbound campaigns announce the recording by default, and you have to deliberately turn that off, so the compliant setting is the one you get without having to remember it.
A recording, a full transcript, and extracted outcome, intent and sentiment, written back against the lead. Talk time is tracked separately from total call duration, since ringing is not conversation.
Yes. Load a list and the agent works through it inside a calling window you define in your own timezone, skipping any country prefixes you exclude. Each contact can carry its own name, language and call goal, so it is not one script read at everyone.
Anyone on your team can take over a live call from the dashboard. Failed calls record the actual reason rather than showing as a bare no-answer, and calls the carrier has already dropped are cleaned up automatically instead of sitting in the dashboard marked Live.
Voice is metered on talk time, separately from your other channels, so a call-heavy month is priced honestly instead of being averaged into everything else. If you bring your own carrier, the carrier charges you directly and we only meter the AI.
Yes. Calls land in the same inbox and against the same lead as WhatsApp, Instagram, email and website conversations, behind the same knowledge base, so a customer does not have to start over because they switched channel.
Bring your documents and the questions your customers ask. We’ll walk through it together.