Live demo · Caller memory

Watch it greet a returning caller by name.

Turn on returning-caller memory and set a window. A customer places a delivery order, calls back a few minutes later, and the agent greets him by name and already knows the order. Watch both calls.

Setting
Returning callers
Memory window
30 min, up to 120
Recognizes
The same number

Low cost, not low quality

Built in Canada, priced for a corner shop, not a call centre. Free to try, real local numbers from $3/month.

Sounds like a real person

No phone-tree script. It listens, reacts, and talks like the uncle behind the counter, in 70+ languages.

Fully customizable

You write the agent in plain English, its voice, its menu, and every safeguard on this page.

Two calls, one memory

Watch it remember him.

Call one, he places a delivery order. Call two, a few minutes later, the agent already knows him and the whole order.

What happens

Call back inside the window, and it knows you.

Call 1

Akram places a delivery order (potatoes, onions, salt) to Grosvenor Road. The call ends.

within your
memory window →
Call 2

A few minutes later he calls back. “Heh, Akram!” The agent already knows the order, adds basmati rice, and notes he might pick up instead.

Returning caller memoryRemember for 30 min
Memory window30 minutes, 1 to 120
The proof

The second call knew the first.

Call 1 summary: the original delivery order.
Call 1 summary: the original delivery order.
Call 2 summary: it remembered. Notes the original order plus the new basmati rice, and that he may pick up.
Call 2 summary: it remembered. Notes the original order plus the new basmati rice, and that he may pick up.

It feels like calling a shop where the person behind the counter knows you, because, functionally, it does.

Want it to remember your regulars?

Free to try. Turn on returning-caller memory, set your window, and it works on the very next callback.

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