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Customer, items, and quantities were captured and checked against the source system. One detail is outstanding.
We design voice agents for your phone lines, then turn what they capture into structured requests, flagged gaps, and a review queue your operations team actually works from.
Built for the calls that turn into operational work
How it works
Most voice tooling stops at the transcript. The useful part is everything that happens after the caller hangs up.
Step 01
A voice agent built for your line picks up, verifies the caller, and works inside the rules and vocabulary your team already uses.
Step 02
Intent, captured fields, and anything still missing become a typed request, rather than a recording somebody has to listen back to.
Step 03
Whatever needs judgement lands in a review queue with an owner, notes, and a decision trail you can audit later.
The output
Real service calls are messy. CloaFlow makes the uncertainty explicit instead of pretending the agent finished work it could not finish.
Customer, items, and quantities were captured and checked against the source system. One detail is outstanding.
A purchase reference and a description of the problem were captured. Your team decides the outcome, not the agent.
The request is stored and stays visible as open work until somebody confirms the follow-up went out.
Trust by design
The dashboard is a control plane. Voice platforms, agent databases, and business systems stay separate, with ownership that stays clear.
Your CRM, ERP, and agent databases remain the record. CloaFlow keeps an operational index and a reference back to the source.
Recording, transcript retention, notice, and access are configured per deployment rather than assumed on by default.
Voice platforms connect through an adapter, so changing the runtime later does not mean redesigning the control plane.
Owner, status, note, and timestamp are recorded for every human decision, from first review through to resolution.
Integrations
We start with the first high-value workflow and connect only what that workflow needs to be dependable.
Rollout
Pick the calls worth handing over.
Script, tools, and the lines it never crosses.
Only the systems that first flow needs.
Real calls, watched closely.
Owners and decisions your team runs daily.
More call types once it behaves.
Commercials
Every deployment is shaped around one operation, so pricing is scoped rather than listed. These are the things that move it.
Agent scope
Call types, tools, and responsibilities
Integrations
Systems the workflow has to reach
Operating model
Volume, review rules, and support
Questions
Yes. Each one is designed around your call types, source systems, review rules, and the way your operations team already works. There is no generic script.
Yes. The agent captures and prepares work. Approvals, exceptions, and anything low-confidence are routed to a person, and the agent never claims work it did not complete.
Yes. Recording, transcript retention, caller notice, and access rules are configured per customer rather than turned on by default.
Pricing is scoped per deployment around call volume, integrations, the agent's responsibilities, review rules, and the support model your team needs.
Typically voice platforms, agent databases, CRMs, ERPs, order systems, ticketing tools, email, and internal APIs. We connect what the first workflow needs, then widen.
Walkthrough
A useful first conversation covers call volume, request types, the systems involved, and where your team wants a person to stay in control.