The call for the cases that warrant it
Low amounts go by WhatsApp; high amounts or sensitive profiles, by voice. The agent negotiates within your policy and the promise is recorded just as it would be in writing.
The agent calls or answers in a natural voice, understands what the person says and acts: agrees a payment date, confirms an appointment, resolves a query. The call is transcribed and summarised in the same case as the rest of the conversation.

























What the channel's data says
A sample call: the agent calls about an overdue instalment, the customer asks for time and the agreement is logged. The transcript follows the audio. Names and figures are fictional.
The same message, two outcomes. The difference isn't the tone: the agent checks your systems, decides within your policy and leaves the task done.
A chatbot that replies
The customer is still waiting
An agent that resolves
Task closed in the conversation
Low amounts go by WhatsApp; high amounts or sensitive profiles, by voice. The agent negotiates within your policy and the promise is recorded just as it would be in writing.
Appointments, deliveries and due dates confirmed by a short call, at the hour your customer actually answers.
Call intelligence: transcript, summary and what was agreed, saved where your team already works. Nothing lives only in the memory of whoever spoke.
Your team sets the hours, retries and fallback channel. The unanswered call becomes a WhatsApp or an SMS, without losing the case.
Transcript, summary and what was agreed, on the case. Supervising means reading, not listening to recordings.
The agent offers only what you authorised: extensions, amounts, dates. Anything beyond that goes to a person.
Routine calls are made by the agent. Sensitive ones reach an advisor with the full context and no queue.
What you build for this channel works on the other six.
Build an agent, connect it to your systems and watch it work a real case. Or we book 30 minutes and define which indicator you're going to move.
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