Module deep dive
The phone rings — and a popup shows the customer, their orders, their tickets. After the call, AI transcribes it, categorizes it and, if it is an offer request, finds the requested products in your catalogue. And with the voice dictaphone, every employee can simply speak about their work — AI turns it into action.
The moment a phone rings, a notification shows the caller, their orders and their service tickets — on every mapped desk.
Every call is transcribed and summarized by AI. What was promised, what was ordered — written down, searchable, forever.
One search box across orders, tickets and past calls — by phone, name or order number, in Cyrillic or Latin.
Call any customer with one click from any page. The system remembers which desk you dial from.
Missed a call? A summary with the caller’s context lands in your inbox.
No software to install on every computer. If you have a browser, you have the assistant.
Systems based on Asterisk and FreePBX. The connection is read-only — call routing is not changed.
No. Everything runs in the browser, including the ring popup and the voice dictaphone.
A missed call becomes a callback request and stays open until someone calls back. The system recognises when it has been returned.
No. It does not answer the phone for a person and does not talk to the customer. It transcribes, summarises and categorises the calls your people take.
The recording becomes text locally, every call is classified cheaply, and deep analysis runs only for the sales ones. That is how a hundred per cent of calls get reviewed without the bill…
Read the answer →Two connections do almost all the work: live events for the "who is calling" popup and the call log for history. What you need from the phone system, what to avoid, and why the number is…
Read the answer →Every module works together with the rest: products feed prices, calls become offers, offers become orders. Start with the module that removes the most routine — the platform grows with you.
Tell us what eats your team’s day. We will show you — on our own live system — how much of it can simply disappear.
