Call deflection, so your people are free for the hard calls
Handles the calls with predictable answers before they reach a person
Your people only talk to those who genuinely need them
Half the calls are the same four questions. The other half are customers waiting because the first half is holding the line.
What you get
Answered at once, at any hour
Nobody waits on hold and nobody calls after hours for nothing.
Simple questions close
Opening hours, order status, address, availability — settled in the call, not queued.
The rest arrives with context
When it hands over, the person already has who is calling and what they want. No starting again.
You see what people ask
Call reasons are grouped, so you learn what should be made clear on the site or in the process.
How it works
1. Answering
Answered on the first ring, in Romanian, including when several people call at once.
- Whisper
2. Intent
What the caller wants is identified from what they say, not from a keypad menu.
- GPT-4.1
3. The answer
For predictable questions the answer comes from your systems, not from a fixed script.
- REST
- PostgreSQL
4. Handover
Whatever exceeds what it can do goes to a person, with transcript and context already prepared.
- WhatsApp Business API
5. Reasons
Every call leaves a recorded reason, and grouping them shows what deserves fixing at source.
- PostgreSQL
Results
A 70-employee catering group with two event venues
Structured intake of requests arriving on spoken channels runs in production, in another sector.
- Automation workflows
- 125 63
- WhatsApp errors per hour
- 15–30 0
- Security findings
- 584 383
- Weeks to production
- — 6
Works with what you already run
- n8n
- PostgreSQL
Related solutions
Frequently asked questions
- Do customers get annoyed talking to a machine?
- They get annoyed when they cannot reach a person. We say what it is up front and always offer the route to someone — then the reaction is good.
- What about difficult calls?
- They go to a person, deliberately. A complaint or a negotiation is not something to automate, and we do not build that.
- How is it different from a phone menu?
- The caller says what they want instead of pressing four keys, and the answer comes from your real data rather than a recording.
- What does it cost to run?
- A per-minute conversation cost plus hosting. We estimate it against your real volume upfront, not an optimistic scenario.
- How long does it take to set up?
- Two to three weeks for the first set of questions. In the first week it runs alongside your people, not instead of them.