Five steps.
No figure before we understand it.
We do not publish a price list, so this is the page that explains what engaging actually looks like: a free 45-minute diagnostic, a written scope inside 72 hours, about 30 days to the first live flow, a staged go-live with a human path behind it, and a handover that leaves your team able to run it without us.
Understand it,
then quote it.
Diagnostic
45 minutesWe go through your actual call and message mix, which intents dominate it, what your agents spend their day on, which systems hold the answers, and where your regulator or your board draws the line. No slides. If what you need is not something we build, this is where we say so.
- A clear read on which intents are automatable and which are not
- The integration surface: what we would have to connect to
- The constraint list: residency, approval, audit, consent
Written scope
Inside 72 hoursYou receive the findings in writing: what we would build, in what order, what it binds to, what it will not do, what we need from your side, and what it costs. The document is written to be read by the person who has to approve it, not only by the person who sat on the call.
- Scope, sequence and acceptance criteria in writing
- A fixed quote for the first build
- The findings are yours whether or not we work together
Build
About 30 days to first live flowWe build against your systems in your environment, cloud or on-premise. You see it working in a staging environment well before it answers a real customer, and you test it with your own people and your own awkward cases rather than a demo script.
- Deployed in your tenancy or your data centre
- Integrations wired to your systems of record
- Your team testing it before any customer does
Controlled go-live
StagedLive traffic arrives in stages, not all at once. A share of calls, one intent set, one branch or one campaign first, with a human path always available behind it. We watch transcripts daily in the first weeks and tune against what real callers actually say, which is never quite what anybody predicted.
- Staged traffic with a human fallback throughout
- Daily transcript review in the early weeks
- Tuning against real calls, not test scripts
Handover
Before we step backYour team gets the console, the documentation and the training to run and change the thing without us. We would rather be retained for the next build because the last one worked than because you cannot operate it alone.
- Supervisor console in your team's hands
- Documentation and training for your operators
- Support arrangement agreed, not assumed
The page where a price list would be.
Why there is no price list
A published figure caps the work before anyone understands it, and it is almost always wrong in both directions: too high for a narrow first build, too low for a regulated on-premise deployment with five integrations. We quote after the diagnostic, in writing, as a fixed number for a defined scope.
What actually moves the number
How many intents you want live, how many systems have to be integrated and whether they expose an API, whether deployment is cloud or on-premise, the verification and audit requirements your regulator imposes, and the call volume you need to carry at peak.
The diagnostic costs you nothing
No fee at booking and no payment details collected. We do it because a scope written without understanding your systems is worthless to both of us, and because the findings are worth having even if you take them elsewhere. You owe nothing either way.
What you own at the end
The deployment runs in your environment on your infrastructure. Your data never sits on our servers. Your customer records, transcripts and recordings are yours, in storage you control, with retention you set.
What we need from you
- One person who can decide, not a committee that meets monthly
- Access to whoever actually runs the phone system and the core systems
- Your real call recordings or transcripts, so tuning works against reality
- An honest statement of what your regulator and your board will not allow
What we will not do
- Quote a number before we understand the systems involved
- Claim an integration exists when the system has no way in
- Ship a flow that states a figure it cannot read from your system of record
- Put a safety boundary in a prompt and call it a control
- Go live on full traffic on day one
Forty-five minutes decides the rest.
Bangla or English, WhatsApp friendly. You leave the call knowing whether this is worth doing, and you get that in writing inside 72 hours either way.