Most of your list will never reply to an email and will answer a call. An AI voice agent works that list at a volume no team can, has a real conversation with whoever answers, books the meeting, and gets out of the way the moment a human should take it.
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Illustrative, not real customer data.
Bothdirections
Places outbound calls from your list and answers inbound on your numbers.
Yourcarrier
Twilio, Telnyx, Vonage, Plivo or Sinch. Your numbers and your per-minute rates.
Pickthe voice
Choose the voice and the register. It is a conversation, not a recorded IVR tree.
Handsoff live
When it should be a person, the contact goes to the rep queue with the transcript attached.
The failure mode of AI calling is an agent that will not let go. The useful version qualifies fast, books what it can, and escalates the rest without arguing.
Name, role, voice, tone and the product description it reasons from, plus the objection handling you want it to use. Grounded in your docs rather than improvised.
Outbound through your own carrier account, at a volume no team of reps could staff, and paced to the hours you set.
Interruptions, objections and questions it was briefed on. It qualifies in the call rather than reading a script at someone.
Negotiated in natural conversation, with calendar sync so it never books over something that already exists.
Sentiment shift, deal size, a direct request for a person: the trigger is yours to set. The contact lands in the power dialer queue with the transcript on screen.
AI calling goes wrong loudly. Everything below exists so it does not, and so you can prove what happened afterwards.
Configure a voice agent, connect your carrier, and let it work the numbers your team was never going to get to.
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Software that places or answers a phone call and holds a spoken conversation, rather than playing a recording or pushing you through a menu. In RevOps.ai it is configured like any other agent, with a persona, a voice, a playbook and the product knowledge it reasons from, and it works the same contact list as your SMS and email agents.
You pick the voice and the register, and it handles interruption rather than talking over people. What actually gives an agent away is not the voice, it is answering a question it was not briefed on. That is why the grounding matters more than the text-to-speech: an agent that says "let me get someone who knows that" sounds far more human than one that improvises.
Opposite halves of the same problem. The AI voice agent makes calls without a person on your side. The power dialer makes your reps faster at the calls a person should make. Most teams run both: the agent works the long tail, and anyone it qualifies lands in the rep queue with the transcript attached.
Rules for synthetic voice differ by country and by US state, which is exactly why AI voice is a per-region switch here. Run it where it works for you, and in markets you would rather keep human, turn it off: your reps make those calls on the power dialer while the agents keep working SMS, email and chat. One platform covers both, so you are not re-buying software at the border. Check your own markets with your counsel.
Twilio, Telnyx, Vonage, Plivo and Sinch, connected as your own account. You keep your numbers, your negotiated per-minute rates and your caller reputation, and the number a prospect sees can be tied to a specific agent so it is one they recognise.
The transcript, the duration, the outcome and any recording attach to the contact record, on the same timeline as their texts, emails and chats. If a meeting was booked it is already on the calendar. If the agent escalated, the contact is in the dialer queue ranked by intent.