See the latest Voice AI updates in the changelog.
Minimal AI mode
Minimal AI mode is a pass-through. The Attendant answers, plays your greeting, and transfers the caller straight to a technician. It does not:- Ask the caller what they need or collect any issue details.
- Run AI caller identification (name and company matching).
- “It just plays hold music.” The greeting plays and the call transfers — there’s no AI conversation because none is configured.
- “Tickets are created with no details provided.” Nothing was collected before the transfer, so the ticket body is empty.
- A thin or inaccurate handoff. The technician receives little context, so any AI-generated handoff summary has almost nothing to work from.
Advanced AI mode
Advanced AI mode is the full experience, and it’s what most partners want:- The agent speaks your AI greeting.
- It collects the issue details from the caller before transferring.
- It can run AI caller identification — asking for the caller’s name and company to map the call to the right contact. See Voice AI contact mapping for how identification works.
Which mode to choose
Contact mapping is configured independently for the Attendant and the Overflow agent — enabling AI caller identification on one does not enable it on the other. Advanced AI mode is required for the Attendant to run AI caller identification. See Voice AI contact mapping for the per-agent settings.
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Voice AI contact mapping
How Voice AI identifies callers and maps calls to the right contact and company.