Eva understands your customers before they explain themselves.
Eva is building voice AI for customer calls using company-provided context. Hear recorded examples below.
Scripted hospitality example: Guest asks to arrive earlier tomorrow. Eva asks what time. Guest says eleven. Eva explains that staff must check availability and can pass along the request. Staff availability check pending. No booking is confirmed.
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The conversation is only the beginning.
A hospitality inquiry can become a clear next step for the right person. This authored scene shows the kind of workflow Eva is being designed to support.
A clearer handoff.
Early arrival
Room availability needs a staff check.
Company-provided guidanceAsk the hospitality team to confirm availability.
Awaiting staff reviewStaff summary
Guest requests arrival tomorrow at 11:00. Early check-in still needs confirmation.
Hear what's here.
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Sarah's recorded example
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Hello! I checked your account and reversed the duplicate charge. You should see the refund in your bank within two business days. Is there anything else I can help you with today?This recording illustrates a possible conversation. It does not document a real account action.
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Eva is exploring customer-service workflows across four initial sectors. These are illustrative opportunities, not customer deployments.
Hospitality
An inquiry can be understood and handed to staff with relevant context.
Estate agencies
A property inquiry can become a clear follow-up for an agent.
Infrastructure
A service question can be prepared with its location and urgency.
Healthcare
An administrative request can be prepared for an authorized team member.
From the first question to a clear handoff.
Company-provided context can help a voice agent understand a request and prepare a next step within the rules a team sets.
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Hear
A customer explains what they need in their own words.
- 02
Understand
Relevant, approved business context helps interpret the request.
- 03
Propose
The next step is shaped by what the team allows the agent to do.
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Hand off
When a person is needed, the request can be summarized for follow-up.
Know the reason for calling before hello.
An outbound follow-up should begin with context, not a request to repeat yourself. In this example, company-provided guidance lets Eva mention the Alder Street enquiry and ask for a preferred viewing day.
Eva can prepare the answer for an agent to review. The person spends less time explaining; staff confirms what happens next.
Eva has a working live voice agent; the browser demo here is still being prepared.
Illustrative outbound estate-agency follow-up using example company-provided guidance: Eva calls about the person's Alder Street viewing enquiry and asks which day would suit them. The person says Thursday afternoon. Eva says she can prepare that for the agent to review. Availability still needs confirmation. No viewing is booked.
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