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The agent reads your real availability and books the appointment while the caller is still on the line.
- Check open slots in a date range
- Book an appointment with the caller's name and email
A voice agent that can only talk cannot finish anything. Tone agents call your systems mid-conversation — check a calendar, look up an order, write to your CRM — and speak the answer back to the caller without putting them on hold.
Anything with an HTTP API works today without waiting for a named integration — describe the endpoint once and the agent can call it mid-conversation.
The agent reads your real availability and books the appointment while the caller is still on the line.
Book straight onto a Google Calendar. Needs Google's app review, which is under way.
Know who is calling. The agent checks HubSpot for the number that is ringing before it says hello.
Built for the high-velocity Indian sales floors LeadSquared serves — real estate, edtech, BFSI, healthcare. No US voice platform ships it.
India's most-used SMB CRM. Needs OAuth, which is on the roadmap.
For teams already standardised on Salesforce.
Text the caller a confirmation or a reference number from your own Exotel account, mid-call.
Send an approved WhatsApp template while the caller is still listening — the follow-up channel India actually reads.
The same WhatsApp follow-up, sent from your WATI number — no need to move your business API.
The same WhatsApp follow-up, sent through your AiSensy campaigns — no need to move your business API.
Drop a message into a channel when a call needs a human — an escalation, a hot lead, a complaint.
Confirm a COD order against the real one. The agent quotes the actual items, total and delivery city rather than guessing.
Point the agent at any endpoint you control. One connector, and everything those platforms reach comes with it.
For the very large number of businesses whose CRM is, honestly, a spreadsheet.
Every integration here is built on the same thing you can use directly: a described HTTP endpoint the agent decides when to call. If your system has an API, your agent can already use it.