Works with what you already use.
Connect an app once and the agent can read from it and act in it while it talks — look up the order, book the slot, write the lead, send the email. 85+ apps, nine phone carriers, and anything else with an API.
Connect once. Choose what it may do.
A connection is permission; a tool is what the agent may do with it. One account can serve every agent, and each agent gets only the actions you give it.
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Connect
Sign in to the app, or paste its key. Calls go out on numbers from your own carrier account.
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Choose what it may do
Per agent: find slots and book, update a deal, send a WhatsApp. Nothing it isn't given.
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It acts on the call
It uses the tool while it talks, says back the answer, and every tool call is on the record.
calendar.find_slotsFri, after 3 pm2 free · 214 mscalendar.bookFri 16:00 · Arjunbooked · 388 mswhatsapp.sendconfirmationdeliveredcrm.updatestage → Bookedok · 156 msPhone carriers
Bring your numbers and the carrier you already pay.
Messaging and email
Follow up in writing, from your own accounts.
CRM and sales
Leads, deals and what was said, where your team already looks.
Calendars and meetings
Real availability, real bookings, with the meeting link attached.
Support
Tickets opened and updated when a person needs to step in.
Commerce and billing
Orders, subscriptions and invoices, looked up mid-call.
Docs and data
Read the sheet, log the call, update the tracker.
Work management
Turn "can someone look into it" into a task with an owner.
Databases
Look customers and orders up in your own data.
Search and research
Answer from the web when the question is outside your documents.
Pick the voice, the ears and the brain.
Run on realtime speech-to-speech, or choose each part of the stack for your language, accent and budget. Set a default for every workspace, or let each one bring its own keys.
Speech, language models and voices
If it has an API, the agent can use it.
Webhook steps
Call your own endpoint mid-conversation — check stock, create the booking, look up the account — and use the answer in the same breath.
Triggers from your systems
Any system that can send an HTTP request can start an agent, with the context it should know.
Don't see yours?
Tell us what you use. If it has an API, we will show you how the agent connects to it.