Response Latency
| Agent | Caller | Status | Duration | Cost | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
No recent calls | |||||
Manage Agent Profiles
Update IVR prompts, phone numbers, and opening audio per agent.
Review Order Queue
Open agent data boxes and review captured variable data.
Audit Call Logs
Inspect call outcomes, recordings, and transcripts from all branches.
Telephony Configuration
Validate Twilio webhook and credential setup before going live.
Click an agent box to open only that agent and view row-wise captured variables.
| # | Agent | Caller | Status | Duration | Cost | Date | Recording | Transcript |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
No calls recorded yet | ||||||||
Phone numbers and Twilio marketplace are now managed inside Settings → Phone Numbers.
The global prompt sets the baseline personality and rules for all your AI agents. Each agent's individual IVR prompt is appended after this, allowing customization per use case.
Use filters to find the best number by country, capabilities, and location. Search only shows available options; the number is purchased only when you click Buy Number on a result row.
Advanced search
Open the dashboard URL in your browser. You will see a login screen asking for your Email and Password. Enter the credentials provided by your administrator and click Sign In.
After logging in you land on the Dashboard page. This is your command center — it shows a live summary of everything happening across all your clients and agents.
| Card | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Total Calls | Number of calls handled by all agents today / this month |
| Total Minutes | Total talk time across all agents |
| AI Cost | Total OpenAI / ElevenLabs cost incurred this month |
| Active Agents | Number of agents currently set to Active status |
The left sidebar lets you navigate between pages: Dashboard, Clients, Call Logs, Calendar, Settings, User Guide. The language toggle (EN / עב) at the top switches the entire interface between English and Hebrew.
Navigate to Clients in the sidebar. Here you see all your clients as cards. Each card shows the client name, number of agents, total calls, and AI cost.
- Click the + New Client button (top right of the Clients page)
- Fill in the Business Name (required)
- Optionally add phone, email, address, notes
- Click Create Client
- Click on any client card to open the detail panel
- Edit any field in the Overview tab
- Click Save Changes to save
- To delete: click Delete Client (bottom left of the panel)
When you open a client, you see 8 tabs across the top. Here is what each one does:
An Agent is an AI voice bot that answers phone calls on behalf of a client. Each agent has its own phone number, voice, language, and instructions (prompt).
- Open a client → go to the Agents tab
- Click + New Agent
- Enter the agent name and click Create
- The agent card appears — click it to open the configuration panel
- Configure Settings → Prompt → Data to Extract → Actions → Team
- Click Save Changes on each tab
- Assign a phone number in the Settings tab — the agent is now live
The Settings tab of an agent controls the core behavior:
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| Agent Name | The display name of the agent (also used in call logs) |
| Phone Number | The Twilio number that triggers this agent. Selecting a number auto-configures the webhook — no manual setup needed. |
| Realtime Model | The OpenAI model powering the agent. gpt-4o-realtime-preview is the most capable; gpt-4o-mini-realtime-preview is cheaper and also works well. |
| Who Speaks First | Choose Assistant starts (agent greets the caller) or User starts (agent waits for the caller to speak first). |
| Voice | The ElevenLabs voice used for the agent. Alloy is recommended for Hebrew. |
| Language | Forces the speech-to-text and AI to use a specific language. Prevents Hebrew/English transcript mixing. |
| Opening Message | The first thing the agent says when the caller answers (only when Assistant starts is selected). |
| Opening Audio | An audio clip that plays immediately when the call connects — before the AI speaks. Useful for legal notices like "This call may be recorded." |
The Prompt tab is where you write the agent's instructions — its personality, what it knows, and how it should behave on calls. Think of it as a job description for the AI.
Define what information the agent should collect from the caller — for example: Name, Phone Number, Appointment Date, Reason for Call. After the call, these values appear in the call log as structured data.
Actions let the agent do things during a call — like booking an appointment, sending an SMS, or calling a webhook. Each action has a name, description, and optional parameters the agent fills in from the conversation.
The Call Logs page (accessible from the sidebar or from inside a client) shows every call handled by your agents. Each row shows:
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Date | When the call happened |
| Agent | Which agent handled the call |
| Caller | The phone number that called in |
| Duration | How long the call lasted |
| Status | Completed, Missed, or Failed |
| QA | Quality score (0–100) automatically assigned by AI based on how well the agent handled the call |
| View | Opens the call detail: recording player, full transcript, and extracted data |
The Calendar tab (inside a client) shows all appointments booked by the agent for that client. The calendar displays a full monthly view with appointments marked on their dates.
The Knowledge tab stores information the agent can reference during calls. Unlike the prompt (which is always loaded), knowledge entries are retrieved on demand — useful for large amounts of information like product catalogs, FAQs, or pricing tables.
- Open a client → go to the Knowledge tab
- Click + Add Entry
- Enter a Title (e.g., "Business Hours") and the Content (e.g., "We are open Mon–Fri 9am–6pm")
- Click Save — the entry is now available to all agents of this client
The Billing tab (inside a client) shows a financial summary for that client. It helps you track costs and understand your margin.
| Item | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Total AI Cost | What you paid to OpenAI / ElevenLabs for this client's calls |
| Monthly Fee | What you charge the client per month (set in the Setup tab) |
| Margin | Monthly Fee minus Total AI Cost — your profit from this client |
| Pricing Model | Flat Monthly Fee or Per Minute — configured in the client's Setup tab |
The Settings page (sidebar icon) has several tabs: