Wed 8 May 2026 · 14:32 BST
James — your queue is empty.
Let's place your first call. About five minutes from here to a live agent on the phone — pick a use case, give the agent a voice, point it at a list.
Setup
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~5 min · resumable
01
Pick a use case
to do
Inbound greeting · outbound qualification · meeting confirmation · outbound survey. Every agent is voice — the use case picks the template that biases the prompt.
02
Set up your agent
to do
Talk to the builder — chat or voice. Give the agent a name, a persona, an opening line, and a few objection plays. Edit later from the agent's own page.
03
Add a phone number
to do
Buy a Twilio number, or bring your own. Outbound runs rotate across a number pool to avoid spam-flagging — caller ID can be your customer's main line.
04
Upload contacts
to do
CSV with name, number, and any context fields the agent should know. We screen against DNC, opt-outs and consent before any call dials — uploads with a high complaint rate auto-pause.
05
Place a test call
to do
Dial yourself first. Hear how the agent opens, handles a question, books a slot. Tweak the prompt, then go again. No charge against your run budget.
06
Go live
to do
Schedule the run. Set throttling (concurrent calls, calling-window, retry policy). Watch the queue populate — Home becomes the control room from here on.
Once live
Home becomes a control room.
Funnel · live activity ticker · cost per meeting · ROI distribution to Slack and email. The queue you're filling now is what populates these tiles.
Preview a live workspace →8
meetings · today
31.4%
connect · 7d
£15.93
£ / meeting
Need a hand
we'll set it up with you if you'd rather not click15 min
Book a setup call
A solutions engineer walks the form with you and lifts a contact list together.
Reference
See six live agents
Olli, Mira, Theo, Jason, Maya, Iris — read their personas and prompts before you build your own.
Spec ↗
Architecture & compliance
L4 compliance gates, tool latency budgets, idempotency rules, write-back fan-out.