Arabic and English on the same line
The agent detects the caller's language from the first sentence and continues in it. It can switch if the caller does. We test Gulf Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic separately with your team before launch.
Most businesses lose calls in the evening, at lunch and when the front desk is busy with the person in front of them. A voice agent answers those calls, understands what the caller needs, checks your real calendar, books the appointment and sends a confirmation. When the caller needs a person, it says so and passes the call or a summary to your team. You can talk to ours on this page.
A good fit if
Probably not a fit if
Answers every call outside opening hours, answers common questions and books into the next open slot.
Picks up when the front desk line is busy, so callers aren't sent to voicemail.
Asks your qualifying questions, records the answers in the CRM and books a callback for the ones worth a person's time.
Calls to confirm appointments, chase unpaid invoices politely or follow up after a visit, with a WhatsApp message as backup.
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Press start and ask to book an appointment. Try it in Arabic, interrupt it, change your mind halfway through.
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An after-hours booking call to a clinic, as it appears in the transcript your team receives.
Call transcript
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Agent00:00
Good afternoon, Northgate Dental. You're speaking to the clinic's booking assistant. How can I help?
Caller00:06
Hi. I'd like to book a check-up and a clean, ideally this week.
Agent00:12
I can help with that. Is this your first visit to the clinic?
Caller00:16
نعم، أول مرة. ممكن نكمل بالعربي؟
Translation: Yes, it's my first time. Can we carry on in Arabic?
Agent00:21
أكيد. عندنا موعد يوم الخميس الساعة أربعة ونص العصر، أو يوم السبت الساعة عشرة الصبح. أي موعد يناسبك؟
Translation: Of course. We have Thursday at 4:30pm or Saturday at 10am. Which suits you?
Caller00:30
Thursday works. English is fine from here, my husband is on speaker too.
Agent00:36
No problem. That's a check-up and clean on Thursday at 4:30pm, about 45 minutes. Can I take your full name and a mobile number for the confirmation?
Caller00:47
Mariam Haddad. 050 555 0147.
Agent00:54
Thank you, Mariam. You're booked for Thursday at 4:30pm. We'll send a confirmation on WhatsApp now and a reminder the day before. Please bring your insurance card.
Caller01:06
Great, thank you. See you Thursday.
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We listen to recordings or sit with the front desk, then write how the agent should open, what it may and may not answer, and when to hand over.
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Calendar, CRM and messaging are connected so the agent books real slots and the team sees every call with a transcript.
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Your team calls it in both languages, with accents, interruptions and odd requests. We tune until it handles them properly.
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We start with after-hours or overflow only and read every transcript daily for the first two weeks.
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Once the transcripts look right, the agent takes more of the day: lunch breaks, busy mornings, or a second line.
The agent detects the caller's language from the first sentence and continues in it. It can switch if the caller does. We test Gulf Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic separately with your team before launch.
Callers are told at the start that they are speaking to an automated assistant and that the call is recorded. Transcripts are stored in your systems with access limited to your team. For patient calls in the UAE we design for health data to stay in the country, and the written plan lists any voice providers this rules out.
No. Current voice models sound natural, with normal pauses and intonation. Callers are still told at the start that it is an automated assistant, which we recommend and which is required in several markets.