Call preparation briefs
A short brief per contact assembled from your CRM and approved sources.
AI Product
Voice assistance for outbound calling: list preparation, call summaries, follow-up drafting and CRM updates, with strict consent and disclosure controls.
Contact us for pricing — it depends on volume and integration scope.
Outbound calling has a large administrative tail: researching before the call, taking notes during it, writing the follow-up, updating the CRM. The assistant handles most of that so your people spend their time on the conversation.
It can also conduct simple, clearly disclosed outbound calls such as appointment confirmations and reminders, with a human handoff path. We will be direct about the boundary: automated outbound calling is heavily regulated, and the compliance design matters more than the technology.
A short brief per contact assembled from your CRM and approved sources.
Transcription and structured notes during the call where recording is permitted and disclosed.
A summary with action items written back to the CRM after each call.
Drafts the follow-up email for the rep to review and send. It does not send on its own.
AI identification, recording consent capture, and do-not-call list enforcement built into the flow.
Aggregate patterns across calls — objections raised, topics that correlate with progression — for coaching.
Illustrative scenarios this product is designed for, not descriptions of specific client deployments.
Integrated with your telephony or dialer and your CRM. Feasibility depends on what your telephony platform exposes, which we confirm in scoping.
Four to eight weeks, with the compliance review running alongside the build rather than after it.
We require a documented compliance position — consent capture, disclosure, recording laws in the states you call, do-not-call handling — before any outbound capability is enabled.
Categories we can build against. Feasibility for your specific systems and versions is confirmed during scoping — these are not certified partner integrations.
Call recordings and transcripts are sensitive and subject to state-specific consent laws. Retention, access and the consent mechanism are agreed in writing before launch.
We do not build capability designed to conceal that a caller is interacting with AI. Disclosure is non-negotiable in anything we deliver.
Compliance with telemarketing and call-recording law is your organization’s responsibility, and you should have counsel review the design. We build to the position your counsel sets.
Before launch, you get it in writing. What data the product can access, where it is processed, how long it is retained, who can read it, and what is logged. If any of that does not work for your policy, it is a design decision we change rather than a limitation you accept.
Questions
No. Anything we build discloses that it is an AI assistant. We decline work that is designed to hide it.
It is regulated, and the rules differ by state and by call type. We build to the compliance position your legal counsel sets, and we will not proceed without one.
Contact us for pricing. Call volume, telephony integration complexity and compliance requirements drive it.
Tell us the workflow you want to change and we will tell you whether this product fits, needs configuration work, or is the wrong tool.