Use a voice agent to answer business calls

Small businesses set up voice agents to screen calls, capture details, and route real customers to staff while logging everything in their CRM.

Done with Custom agent· Intermediate

What they did
Small-business owners had AgentVoice build or adjust a voice agent for the kinds of calls they usually get, then linked it to their customer system. The agent handled incoming calls by checking for spam, collecting intake details, updating records, and emailing a transcript after the call. It also filled HubSpot and passed real customers to the office manager during business hours.
How it went
Reviewers said they missed fewer calls, captured more leads, and avoided hiring extra help. One reviewer switched from an expensive answering service that did not keep calendars up to date.
Tips
It may take a few rounds of changes before the setup works well. If you are not technical, let the vendor build the agent and connect the tools for you.

Try it yourself with Lindy

Set up a voice agent for my business, [business name and type], to answer incoming calls. It should greet callers, filter out spam, ask for key details about [the info you need], log the call in [CRM or spreadsheet], send a transcript email, and hand real customers to [staff name or role] during [office hours or other rules]. Show me the call flow first and wait for my approval before it starts doing anything that sends messages, changes records, or transfers calls.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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