Interruptions
Handled both ways
Interruptions
Handled both ways
Speakerphones
Ignores its own echo
Speech recognition
In Australia
Voices
Australian and global, plus a backup
If a vendor stumbles
A backup takes over mid-call
Included from
Starter
Hosted in
Sydney

Feature

Voice quality

How the agent sounds on a phone line, and what it does when a caller talks over it.

01

It waits its turn

It waits for your caller to finish. A cough, an “mm” or a pause mid-sentence does not make it cut in. Talk over it and it stops, the way a person would.

02

Speakerphones

On a speakerphone an agent can hear its own voice come back down the line and think the caller is talking, then interrupt itself. This one knows its own words and ignores them, while a real interruption still gets through.

03

Understood in Australia

Your callers' speech is recognised inside Australia. The audio does not cross the Pacific and back to be understood.

04

No dead air

If something upstream slows down mid-call, a backup takes over inside the same sentence. Your caller hears a short pause. They do not hear silence, and the call does not drop.

05

Ready before they speak

Everything the agent needs is connected while the greeting is still playing, so the first thing your caller says gets an answer straight away rather than after a wait.

06

Says your words right

Tell it how your suburb, your product and your surname are said, and what to listen out for, so it does not mangle the words that matter to your business.

Plans

Voice qualityStarterGrowthScale
Australian + global voicesYesYesYes
Turn-taking + interruption tuningYesYesYes
Echo + background noise suppressionYesYesYes
No-dead-air failover: backup model + backup voiceYesYesYes
Custom pronunciations, vocabulary, speech rateYesYesYes
Background ambience + typing sounds during lookupsYesYesYes
Cloned voice, yours or your team'sA$49/moA$49/moYes

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