The weekly plan is the start. Then comes automating the how.
Every week we surface where your operation breaks down. Automations close those gaps: follow-ups, first contact, and analysis that drain your team today, done by AI. The final call is always human.
Building blocks built to your fit.
Not a fixed catalog. We start with what hurts most today and grow from there.
Ask your calls anything
A chat over 100% of your calls, already listened to and analyzed. Ask why they don't pay, which objection repeats this week, or what an agent said on a specific account. Answers in seconds, with the call as backup.
First contact and voice reminders
An AI agent handles first contact or the voice reminder. It qualifies, schedules, and logs the promise, and only hands off to a human what needs one. Your team steps in when there's already someone to talk to.
Collections and follow-up over WhatsApp
Reminders and follow-ups over WhatsApp that go out on their own, in your brand's tone. Replies get read, classified, and payment promises are logged for your team.
Quality feedback, agent by agent
Every agent gets specific feedback from their own calls: what they did well, which phrase cost them the account. Without a supervisor listening to a hundred recordings to build it.
Quality scorecards, filled on their own
AI fills the evaluation scorecard for each call: criteria, script adherence, close with commitment. Your quality team reviews and adjusts, doesn't start from scratch. They go from listening and typing by hand, to just validating.
Train with your best calls
New agents train on your team's best real calls, not a generic manual. They learn the how, with examples that actually close.
From a pilot in one portfolio, to the whole company in weeks
We started with the Quality Scorecards module in a single portfolio. The team itself generated 170 scorecards in their day-to-day, without anyone listening to calls by hand. It worked so well we extended it to 100% of the company's portfolios.
What eats your team's time every week?
Tell me which repetitive task drains them. In 30 minutes I'll tell you if it can be automated and how it would look in your operation. No strings.