
Order status
Order, return, and delivery questions stop overloading one shared queue.
Reads order status from the shop, sends return labels in the call, books click-and-collect slots, and routes complaints with full context — without pulling staff off the till or the shop floor.
Defective product complaint
Five recurring moments where the agent picks up first — so the floor team stays with the customer in front of them.

Order, return, and delivery questions stop overloading one shared queue.

Repeat questions on stock and pickup get answered before they reach busy floor staff.

Customers get a clear path for returns and exchanges instead of a long phone wait.

Opening hours, store policy, and pickup questions get answered without floor interrupts.

Pickup confirmations and ETA questions handled instantly, so the counter stays calm.
Enter your number — your phone rings within 30 seconds.
A clear path, visible relief at each step — and a team that quickly sees what the agent is for on a Saturday afternoon or on Cyber Monday.
01
You choose the 1–2 call types that block the team most — order status, returns, store hours, click-and-collect, gift-card balance.
Visible within days: where routine calls eat up till time and floor time.
02
You decide what the agent may say, what it writes into the shop or ERP, and when it routes the call to a service team member or store manager.
Consistent answers, clean handoff — refund decisions stay with the team.
03
The pilot runs on real routine calls — including a sales weekend if one falls in the window. Each week the numbers show what works and where to fine-tune.
Four weeks of controlled operation — no annual contract.
What changes
Routine resolution rate
Calls the agent fully resolves vs. those passed to the team — order status, returns, hours, gift-card balance.
After-hours requests captured
Structured by category — order, return, click-and-collect, complaint — sorted by your rules.
Repeat-question deflection
How much of the 'where is my order' load the agent absorbs in a typical week.
Multilingual coverage
Share of calls in Turkish, Polish, Russian, Arabic, English handled without a switch to a human.
Happy to support the rollout too — from the first call type to going live across stores and the online shop. Book a short demo and we'll show you how it would look in your retail.
And anything else with an API. We connect to your systems — you don't switch.
and many more
FAQ
Calls run on GDPR-aligned infrastructure. The data flow — what is captured, where transcripts live, who can read them, how long they're kept — is documented for your DPO before the pilot starts. Your shop and ERP stay the source of record.
Shopware, JTL-Wawi & JTL-Shop, Plentymarkets, OXID eShop, Shopify, Adobe Commerce (Magento), Salesforce Commerce Cloud, SAP S/4HANA Retail, and Dynamics 365 Commerce all connect through their existing APIs. Same for Vectron and Lightspeed on the till side. Anything else with an API connects the same way — the agent reads the order, books the slot, sends the label.
Weekend calls arrive structured by category — order, return, click-and-collect, complaint, gift-card — sorted by your rules. Not a voicemail list. The team opens the day with a queue, not a backlog.
The agent recognises complaint patterns, captures order number, reason, and any photos the customer can send afterwards, and routes the call to your service queue. It does not argue the case or promise a refund — that decision stays with your team.
Yes. The agent detects the caller's language and switches without asking. Turkish, Polish, Russian, Arabic, English, and standard German are handled the same way — useful in DACH retail where the customer base is genuinely multilingual.
Four weeks of pilot operation, success criteria agreed up front, no annual lock-in. If the numbers don't move, you decide against the rollout — and keep what you learned about your call mix.
GDPR in the call path. Voice tuned for EU/DACH. Calls tied to outcomes, tasks, and audit — without your team gluing it together.
Goal, knowledge, handoff rules, and provider choices are written down before live traffic. The rollout has an owner, a path, and an end date — not just a kickoff deck.
Scope, goals, owners
Knowledge + providers
Quality review
Production traffic
Multi-carrier routing, monitored failover, and runtime observability — so transfers actually go through and call records stay intact when traffic spikes.
99.95% uptime
Same agent logic across English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and 45+ more — with per-workflow language pinning and regional accent handling when it matters.
+ 45 more languages
Optimized WebRTC and SIP infrastructure — callers hear no delay, anywhere in Europe.
Reviews, follow-up tasks, and handoffs all tie back to the source conversation. No re-reading transcripts in a spreadsheet to figure out what to do next.
Hear how voice AI sounds in your industry — and where it delivers impact first.