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Plain-English transitions
"If the caller needs billing help." Write the condition the way you'd say it. Transitions can pass parameters and fire webhooks too.
Voice AI platform
The proof
Agent Studio · Conversation Flows
Map the call on a drag-and-drop canvas. Give every stage its own job, voice, tools and knowledge, connect them with plain-English transitions, then watch it run live before a single customer dials in.
Test Call In call
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Active stageRouting Agent
Illustration of the Conversation Flows builder and a test call.
Why flows
Pile every job into one prompt and every edit risks breaking something else. Give each part of the call its own stage and you can see it, test it and change it on its own.
The mega-prompt
Hard to read, hard to test and one edit away from a bad call.
The flow
Every stage has one job. Change billing without touching support.
Inside a stage
Set call-wide defaults once: the AI model, recording and how the call starts. Then tune each stage for its job. Anything you don't change, it inherits.
Identity & prompt
Its own job and instructions.
Inherit History
Carry context from earlier stages, or start fresh.
Voice, language & temperature
Warm for the greeting, precise for billing.
Tools
200+ pre-built actions, Make.com, n8n and custom tools.
Playbooks
Reusable procedures it can run step by step.
Knowledge Base
Only the sources that stage needs.
Browser Controls
Navigate, scroll and highlight pages on the website.
Operating Hours & Transfers
Schedules, Special Hours and warm or cold transfers.
Billing Agent
Identity & PromptConfigurationInherit History
Carry context from prior stages
Voice & language
Your call
Both are true, so design it the way your customer thinks about the call.
Focused stages
One agent, a clear path.
Intake, then details, then the action. Each stage shares the call-wide defaults and adds its own prompt, so the conversation stays consistent from hello to goodbye.
Specialists in a flow
A front desk with departments.
A routing agent hands the caller to support, billing or a playbook runner, each with its own voice, tools and knowledge. Inherit History means nobody asks the caller to repeat themselves.
Want agents that reach each other directly instead of following the lines you draw? That's Voice AI Teams, coming soon.
Build, test, ship
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Plain-English transitions
"If the caller needs billing help." Write the condition the way you'd say it. Transitions can pass parameters and fire webhooks too.
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Templates to start from
Begin with a proven structure and tailor it to the customer, instead of a blank canvas.
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Canvas notes
Group stages and label them, so the next person who opens the flow gets it in seconds.
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Test it live
Call it from the builder. Watch the active stage light up, with Chat, Tools, Flow and Errors side by side.
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Validate and deploy
Pre-flight checks catch missing prompts and broken paths before you redeploy.
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Snapshots and rollback
Save versions, compare them side by side and roll back in one click.
What partners build
Start from the customer's process, not the canvas.
Help-desk intake
Sales qualification
Appointments
Customer support
Order taking
Feedback
For partners
Your customers don't buy a canvas. They buy calls that get handled the way their business works. Mapping, building and tuning those flows is a service only you can sell them.
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Discover
Why people call, which paths differ and when a human takes over.
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Map
Turn the process into stages and transitions on the canvas.
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Connect
Knowledge, tools, playbooks and transfers, stage by stage.
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Tune
Test calls, Call History and snapshots keep it improving.
Good questions
No. An IVR makes callers press buttons. A conversation flow understands what they say, checks the right knowledge, takes supported actions and moves to the next stage on its own.
For a simple job, one prompt is the right call. Once a call has different jobs, paths, tools or knowledge, focused stages are easier to build, test and change without breaking everything else.
Think of it either way. It's one call moving through stages that share call-wide defaults, and each stage has its own prompt, voice, tools and knowledge, so it can behave like a team of specialists wrapped in one flow.
In a flow, the conversation moves from stage to stage along the transitions you draw. Voice AI Teams, coming soon, lets agents on a team reach each other directly.
Yes. Test calls show the active stage live on the canvas, and Call History keeps the transcript, events and tool activity for every call.
Not unless they want to. Most partners design and maintain the flows for their customers, which is a service you can charge for.
Bring one call your customer handles every day. In 30 minutes we'll sketch it as a flow on the canvas and show you how it runs.
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