Turn calls into trials, bookings and member actions.
Handle recurring front-desk calls without sending every request to staff.
AI voice agents
Answer calls 24/7, use your tools, update systems and hand off when a human should decide.
What we optimize for
300 ms is an engineering target, not a measured production result. Actual latency depends on the deployed voice stack and workflow.
Use the same call types, languages and systems for each pilot. Agree on the pass criteria before testing.
Measure from the caller finishing to the first audible response. Report median and 95th percentile; separate answers that wait for tools.
Count a case only after the requested task is confirmed complete. Report human handoffs separately and check for repeat contacts in an agreed follow-up window.
Test interruptions, corrections, silence, accents and noise. Compare recordings without revealing the provider to the reviewers.
Include telephony, models, tools, failed calls and human handling. Divide total pilot cost by confirmed resolutions; state setup costs separately.
Test denied actions, approval pauses and staff transfers. Check that the receiving person gets the context and that blocked actions never execute.
Pilot checklist, not a published benchmark. No customer results are implied.
Beyond Voice Agent
Take the call. Prepare the next step. Pick it up in team chat — with the same knowledge, tools and permissions.
See what else your agents can do →Voice Agent use cases
Book, qualify, resolve, verify, route or follow up. Start with one recurring outcome.
Explore AI solutions by workflow →Handle recurring front-desk calls without sending every request to staff.
Use support knowledge, account context and approved actions; hand off only when judgment is needed.
Scheduling, reminders, FAQs and routing inside a bounded administrative workflow.
Inbound or outbound qualification, booking and system updates without stitching together separate bots.
Capture the caller’s request, create a task and route it to the right team or specialist agent.
Bring one recurring call. We’ll map the outcome, systems and approval boundary.
Control
Set what the agent may do, what needs approval and what stays blocked. The same rules apply across voice, tools and workflows.
Createting vs a voice-first stack
Choose around the work: the calls themselves, or the calls plus the agents, tasks and approvals that follow.
Voice platforms can also offer chat, messaging and connected tools.
Createting: reusable agents for phone calls, internal chat and multi-step work.
Compare call-flow controls, tool permissions and approval behaviour.
Createting: rule-based Pathways, Thinkways for reasoning inside the voice agent, and approvals before sensitive actions.
Check where follow-up work runs and which system keeps its context.
Createting: delegate research or preparation to specialist agents in the same platform.
Compare visibility beyond the transcript: completed work, pending tasks and handoffs.
Createting: follow mission state, delegated tasks and approvals in Mission Control.
Voice platforms evolve quickly. This compares operating models, not every feature of every vendor.
Security by design
Define which data the agent can access and which actions need approval. Review deployment, privacy and assurance requirements for your workflow.
Security & assurance →AI voice agent FAQ
An AI voice agent handles phone conversations and can connect the call to knowledge, tools and workflows so it can complete approved work instead of only answering questions.
Yes, when those systems are connected and permitted. Createting can use approved knowledge and tools while keeping consequential actions behind the configured policy and approval boundary.
Createting is designed so an agent can keep its operating context across supported execution surfaces instead of being rebuilt as a separate voice-only automation. Available channels depend on the deployed configuration.
End-to-end latency depends on telephony, speech, model, tool and deployment choices. We optimize for fast first audio, responsive turns and interruption handling, then benchmark the deployed workflow rather than publish one universal number.
Cost depends on telephony, voice, model, tool use and call volume. We optimize the complete runtime around cost per resolved outcome rather than treating one provider’s per-minute price as the whole operating cost.
Yes. A configured action can proceed automatically, pause for approval or hand off with the transcript, context and unresolved state so the person taking over does not restart from zero.
Start with one call
Tell us which calls you want to automate and which systems you use. We’ll define the first workflow together.