Lead gen on an occasion
The bot wished the customer a happy holiday and smoothly moved on to the offer. No pressure, no rigid script.
It takes and makes calls, sells, books, reminds and works through your contact base on its own. 24/7, with no burnout, no sick days and no raise requests — and it sounds so natural customers don't realize they're talking to a bot.
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Takes inbound calls and works the base — hundreds of calls at once
Sounds like a live manager and sticks strictly to the script
Writes the lead to the CRM, reminds about bookings, brings back old customers
Far cheaper than an employee — and won't quit at the worst possible moment
We've been delivering AI solutions to businesses for years — from small teams to large chains.
calls have already been handled by voice bots across our clients' projects
A voice bot takes these calls on itself — not a single one goes unanswered.
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They answer calls 24/7, work through your contact base in days instead of months, confirm bookings, remind clients about visits and hand a ready lead to your manager. We connect to your CRM and telephony.
Built for businesses that lose leads to missed calls, forgotten callbacks and a contact base no one ever gets around to.
6 real call recordings from live projects
These losses never show up in reports, so the scale is usually underestimated. In reality, every day you lose customers you never reached and an old base that sits untouched for months.
A customer calls in the evening, on a weekend or when your managers are at peak load. If no one picks up, they go to whoever answers first.
Some clients never show up simply because no one reminded them in time. Slots in the schedule go to waste.
Your CRM holds hundreds or thousands of contacts. Managers physically can't call them all by hand — they get tired, give up and switch to current tasks.
The customer already showed interest, left a request, was in the pipeline — but no one got around to the follow-up, and the deal went cold.
These aren't highlight reels or marketing scripts. Full recordings laid out as a chat — so you can see who says what.
The bot wished the customer a happy holiday and smoothly moved on to the offer. No pressure, no rigid script.
Mid-conversation the customer asked: "wait, am I talking to a bot right now?". You can clearly hear how natural modern speech synthesis sounds.
The bot invited a customer from the base to a trial visit with a special offer.
Confirmation, warm-up, capturing interest.
Appointment booking: the bot offers open slots and locks in the visit.
Handling an inbound call and passing a ready lead to the manager.
Every call is real. Yours will be your own — tailored to your business, voice and script.
The bot works both inbound and outbound. Detailed scenarios for each direction are further down the page.
The bot takes calls 24/7, answers common questions, captures the lead and hands it to a manager. It works after hours, on weekends and during peak load on the team.
Outbound calling, reminders about visits and payments, reactivating old customers, lead gen on an occasion, surveys. Hundreds of parallel lines instead of manual dialing.
A structured lead with collected data, a recording and transcript of every call, call analytics. The manager gets clear context, the owner gets a transparent process.
Clinics, medical centers, dental practices, beauty salons, barbershops, gyms, auto services, delivery, food service, real estate agencies, local services.
Dental practices, clinics, salons, gyms, education projects, service centers. The bot confirms the visit, reminds about the time and cuts down no-shows.
Retail chains, gyms, salons, education, services. If contacts have piled up but managers never reach them, the bot can bring some customers back into the pipeline.
Sales teams, dispatch desks, customer support. The bot takes over routine actions while the team focuses on what really needs a human.
The bot calls the customer the day before the visit, reminds them of the time, checks everything still stands and records the outcome. Great for clinics, salons, services, schools and any booking-based business.
When every manager is busy or a call comes in after hours, the bot takes it, clarifies the request, collects contact details and hands the inquiry to a manager.
The bot can place an order on standard logic and answer questions about the product, services, prices and schedule. Great for delivery, food service, retail and service companies.
The bot reaches out to customers who haven't bought in a while, left a request or showed interest in a service. A touchpoint, a promo, a piece of news, an invitation.
A holiday greeting, a new season, an opening, a product launch — a reason for a warm touch. The bot runs the conversation gently and hands hot customers to a manager.
Memberships, subscriptions, insurance, contract renewals. The bot calls the customer, reminds them of the payment and captures their response.
The bot asks basic questions and helps gauge how well a lead fits the business. Useful when a manager needs to know the need, budget, city or timeline in advance.
After a visit, purchase or service, the bot collects a rating, logs complaints and surfaces problem areas. Great for service businesses where hearing the customer matters.
The bot takes calls at any time — day, night, weekends and the lunch break.
One bot runs hundreds of simultaneous conversations. A base of several thousand numbers is worked through in days, not months.
A new ad lead gets a callback within the first seconds, while the customer is still hot.
Every inbound inquiry is taken and logged in the CRM — even when all managers are busy.
The exact numbers depend on your niche, base, current response speed and rollout scenario. At the start we assess the automation potential for your specific case.
We look at how managers and customers actually talk in your niche, what questions come up and where inquiries get lost most often.
We don't try to automate everything at once. We take one task: inbound, bookings, reminders, the base or follow-ups.
We write a clear script for that task: what the bot says, what it clarifies, when it hands off to a manager.
We set up calls through your telephony and your number. If you don't have telephony yet — we'll advise which one fits the task.
We test on real inquiries, fix weak spots and keep improving the script over time.
Its job is simpler: to reliably close the routine actions that currently get lost, postponed or depend on the team's workload. We ship a working solution for a specific task rather than polishing the dialogue for months.




If a system has an API — we integrate with it. For top solutions integration works out of the box: Bitrix24, amoCRM, YCLIENTS, MoySklad, 1C and most popular telephony services. For closed or highly specialized systems we discuss it individually. If you don't have telephony yet — we'll advise which one to choose for your task.
Under current rules, automated voice calls go through the client's telephony and from the client's number. We follow this by default.
We set up call times, consents and call frequency properly: the bot doesn't call a customer when calling isn't allowed and doesn't redial ten times in a row.
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Modern speech synthesis sounds natural enough — in our second demo the customer only realized they weren't talking to a manager halfway through the call and said so out loud.
But we don't build the solution on deception and don't try to pass the bot off as a human at any cost. What matters is that it's clear and convenient for the customer, and that their question doesn't go unanswered. If the bot captured the lead, clarified the details, confirmed the booking or handed the inquiry to a manager — it has already done the job for the business.
Some calls and leads no longer depend on whether a manager happens to be free right now.
Old contacts can be gradually called and brought back into conversation without the whole team dialing by hand.
Reminders, confirmations and follow-ups run on set logic rather than a manager's memory.
The team spends less time on repetitive actions and steps in more often where a human is needed.
It's clear who was called, what the customer said, where a lead stalled and what to do next.
Inquiries from ads and forms get a call within the first minutes, while interest is still hot, instead of the next day.
The voice sounds natural enough for typical tasks. The goal isn't to fool the customer, but to handle the inquiry conveniently.
Usually two to four weeks. It depends on the complexity of the script, the telephony and how quickly we agree on the texts and access.
The cost depends on the scenario and call volume. Up front we run the specific economics: how many calls are in play, how big the base is, what the conversion is — what pays off first.
In most cases yes. During the discussion we look at which telephony you use and how best to connect the bot.
Yes, if the CRM supports integration via API. The bot can pass data to a manager, to the CRM or to another working channel.
You can start without a CRM and add it later. Leads will go to a channel that's convenient for the team.
Yes, like any tool. That's why we start with a clear task, keep the script constrained and test on real inquiries. The bot hands edge cases to a manager.
No. The bot takes the routine and the typical touchpoints. Complex sales, negotiations and non-standard situations stay with people.
Yes, when the rules on consents, call times and working through the client's telephony are met. That's exactly the part we take responsibility for during setup.
You can and should. Most clients start with one task where the economics show up fastest. From there we expand.
You don't need to know in advance. Tell us where calls or customers are slipping away now — we'll suggest one or two options to start with.
We'll discuss how calls and leads are handled today. We'll help you see whether launching a voice bot makes sense and which task is best to start with.