A voice agent trained on your own scripts and product knowledge — answering inbound calls around the clock, calling new enquiries back within minutes, and handing the difficult ones to your team with the whole conversation already attached.
Most businesses do not lose customers on the phone because their team is unhelpful. They lose them because the call came in at 8pm, or during a rush, or landed in a keypad menu the caller abandoned three options deep. Dynsimulation's custom AI Voice Agent is built to take those calls.
It is trained on your own product catalogue, pricing rules and support documentation, so it answers in your terms rather than in generic ones. It qualifies the caller, captures what it needs, and either resolves the call or passes it to a person along with the transcript. Either way, the conversation is written back to Dynreach and Dynatlas before the line drops.
An annotated walkthrough of a typical call — not a recording of a live session. Ask us for a live call demo on your own number.
"Hello! Thank you for calling Dynsimulation Technologies. How can I assist you with your software inquiry today?"
{
"session_id": "voice_call_8902",
"status": "connected",
"language": "en-IN",
"voice_model": "dyn_expressive_v2",
"step": "greeting",
"bot_action": "play_greeting"
}Six capabilities that cover the call end to end — answering, calling out, knowing your business, escalating, recording it and doing all of that in the caller's language.
Every call is picked up on the first ring, at any hour. Callers say what they need in their own words instead of working through a keypad menu.
Calls new web enquiries back within minutes, confirms what the prospect actually wants, and books the callback while interest is still warm.
The agent works from your product catalogue, pricing rules, support documentation and objection handling — not a generic assistant with your logo on it.
When a call needs judgement, it goes to a human — with the transcript and captured details attached, so the caller never repeats themselves.
Transcript, caller details, intent and outcome land on the customer record automatically, so the call history sits next to everything else you hold.
Recognition and synthesis both run multi-language, so a caller can be answered in English, Hindi or a regional language without a separate phone line.
Most deployments start with one of these and widen once the call data proves out.
Calls that would have hit voicemail get answered, resolved where possible, and left as a CRM ticket with a transcript for the morning.
Campaign launches, billing cycles and outage days push volume up sharply. The agent absorbs the routine calls so your team keeps the difficult ones.
Takes availability over a normal conversation, checks it against the team calendar, and confirms the slot before the call ends.
A new web enquiry gets a call back in minutes rather than the next working day, qualified and handed to a rep with the context attached.
Answers the repetitive "where is my order" call by reading live status from Dynatlas, and escalates only the exceptions.
Places outbound reminder calls ahead of a renewal, appointment or due date, and records the response against the record.
Connects over SIP trunking and providers such as Twilio and Plivo, so you keep the numbers your customers already dial.
Scripts, escalation thresholds, business hours, retry rules and the point at which a human takes over are configured per deployment.
Native handoff to Dynreach and Dynatlas, ticket creation in your helpdesk, and a REST API for anything else in your estate.
Call data is stored against your own records with role-based access, and can be exported in full whenever you need it.
The voice agent is one part of the Dynsimulation product line — it qualifies a caller and drops the lead into Dynreach, and reads order, ticket and account status back out of Dynatlas while the caller is still on the line.
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It answers inbound calls and places outbound ones — handling support conversations, running through trained scripts and FAQs, qualifying leads and following up, using natural language understanding rather than a fixed phone menu.
It hands off to a live person, passing the full conversation context and transcript across so the caller does not have to start again.
Yes. Calls, outcomes and transcripts are logged automatically into your CRM and helpdesk, so the conversation history sits alongside the rest of the customer record.
It connects over SIP trunking and integrates with providers such as Twilio and Plivo, so it can sit in front of your existing phone numbers.
Yes. Both speech recognition and speech synthesis are multi-language, so the agent can take and place calls in the languages your customers use.
The agent is built around your scripts, FAQs and escalation rules, and wired into the CRM and business workflows you already run, rather than shipped as a fixed off-the-shelf assistant.
That is your call to make, and we configure it either way. Most deployments have the agent identify itself as an automated assistant at the start of the call and offer a person on request, which tends to reduce friction rather than add it.
The agent is scoped to the material you train it on. Anything outside that scope — or any topic you mark as restricted, such as final pricing or contractual commitments — is routed to a person instead of answered.
Yes. The agent sits in front of the numbers you already publish, connected over SIP trunking or a provider such as Twilio or Plivo, so nothing changes for the people calling you.
They are stored against your own customer records with role-based access, and can be exported in full at any time. Retention periods are set to match your policy.
It depends on how much call material exists and how many systems the agent has to write into. Scoping starts with the call types you want covered first, and we size the rollout against that rather than quoting a fixed timeline up front.
Pricing is quoted per deployment, based on call volume, the languages and integrations you need, and your telephony setup. Send us your expected volumes and we will scope against them.