AI agents

Three kinds of agent. One brain, one record, one set of rules.

Some agents speak with your customers. Some sit beside your people while they work. Some read every conversation afterwards and tell leaders what to fix. All of them run on Spine, so a call can pass from one to the next without losing context or leaving the audit trail.

Pick where to start

Start with the work that costs you most today.

Most teams begin with one family and add the others later. Because they share a platform, the second one goes live faster than the first.

01

Agents for customers

VoiceAI, plus chat and messaging as a pilot

Autonomous agents that answer and place calls, verify who they are talking to, use your systems to resolve the request and pass the customer to a person when judgment is needed. Why it matters: routine contacts stop queuing for a human, at any hour of the day.

VoiceAI agents →   Chat and messaging →
02

Agents for frontline teams

LiveAssist, knowledge assist, summaries and supervisor assist

Help that shows up during the call instead of in a training binder: prompts, sourced answers, compliance reminders and a summary drafted before the customer hangs up. Why it matters: shorter ramp for new hires and fewer calls that need a second attempt.

LiveAssist →   Knowledge assist →   Summaries →   Supervisor assist →
03

Agents for operations teams

Auto QA, coaching and NEQQO insights

Every conversation scored against your scorecard, coaching built from the calls that went wrong and a clear view of why customers contact you. Why it matters: quality you can evidence to a regulator and a cost per contact you can actually move.

Auto QA →   Coaching →   Insights →
Built once, used everywhere

Every agent is designed, tested and governed in the same place.

An agent in Bill Gosling Voice is a versioned object in Agent Studio. Its steps, its tools and its limits are visible on one canvas, and the same write gate stands in front of anything that changes money or an account.

  • No stitching between vendorsThe customer agent, the assist agent and the QA agent read the same transcript, so nothing is lost in a handover or a report.
  • Tested before a customer hears itSynthetic callers run the happy path and the hostile one before any version ships.
  • People own the consequential stepPayment plans, refunds and account changes stop for a policy check or a named person, then land on a signed record.
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Every agent

The full set, one line each.

01

VoiceAI agents

Inbound and outbound calls in natural voices, including Hinglish and Indian languages.

02

Chat and messaging Pilot

The same agent brain on web chat, SMS and WhatsApp.

03

LiveAssist

A live co-pilot for human agents with prompts, nudges and one-click actions.

04

Knowledge assist

Answers from your approved knowledge, with the source shown.

05

After-call summaries

Disposition, summary and CRM notes written for the agent to review.

06

Supervisor assist

A live floor view with whisper, barge and alerts when a call turns risky.

07

Auto QA

Every conversation scored on your scorecard, with disputes and calibration.

08

Coaching and performance

Coaching from scored calls, role play with simulated customers and floor gamification.

09

Insights (NEQQO)

Contact drivers, sentiment and compliance risk on dashboards for leaders.

Book a demo

Tell us which contact hurts most.

We will show the agent that fits it, run it on a simulated call and walk you through the record it leaves behind.

Customers voice and chat Frontline live assist Operations QA and insight