Calls that actually sound like a conversation
Automated outbound and inbound voice calls in Hindi and regional languages — for reminders, surveys and lead follow-up, at a scale no call centre can match.
A caller that follows your script, every time
Natural Hindi & English voices
Calls use natural-sounding text-to-speech in Hindi, English and other regional languages — not a robotic IVR menu.
Script you approve
Every call follows a conversation flow you review and sign off on before it goes live — no surprises on what’s being said to customers.
Call transcripts & summaries
Every call is transcribed, with a sentiment summary so you can spot which customers need a follow-up.
Human hand-off on request
If a customer asks to speak with a person, the call routes to your support team instead of looping through the script.
Outbound & inbound
Run outbound reminder campaigns, or set up an inbound line that answers common questions automatically.
Scale without a call centre
Run thousands of reminder or survey calls in parallel, without hiring and training a large calling team.
Reminders, surveys, and first-line follow-up
Payment reminders
EMI due dates, soft collection nudges
Appointment confirmations
Confirm, reschedule, or cancel by voice
Customer surveys
Post-purchase or post-service feedback
Lead qualification
First-touch follow-up before a human call
AI Voice Calling — frequently asked
Does it sound robotic?
The text-to-speech is designed to sound natural and conversational rather than like a traditional robotic IVR menu — you can hear a sample before committing to a campaign.
What happens if the customer wants a human?
The call flow includes a hand-off point — if the customer asks to speak with someone, the call is routed to your support team.
Which languages are supported?
Hindi and English are supported out of the box, with other regional languages available — tell us which ones you need for your customer base.
Hear a sample call before you commit
Share your use case and we’ll put together a script sample in your customers’ language.