Creating an AI caller from a short brief

Open Create a caller. The page asks “What should this caller do?” Write the job in plain words: who to call, why, what to ask, and what counts as done. Creating a caller is free; you pay only for the calls it makes.

What to write

• At least 20 characters, at most 24,000. Price lists and long documents go in the Knowledge tab, not here.
• Pick the kind of calling: Call new leads (rings each new lead as it arrives) or Call a list (works through a list).
• Pick the Primary language: Telugu (default), Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi or English. The caller mixes in English the way people do.
• Optionally tap an industry chip (Real estate, Coaching & tuition, Hospital & clinic, Car & bike dealership, and others) so the draft uses the right words.
• Natural Telugu is on by default and uses everyday spoken Telugu.
• Have a script exported from another caller? Open Import a script file (JSON) and choose Create from script.

Call every new enquiry from my Instagram ad for 2BHK flats in Kukatpally. Ask what they need, whether they want a site visit this week, and their budget. If they are not interested, thank them and end. Book the visit if they say yes.

What you get

Click Create caller. In a minute or two you get a draft with a first name, a one-line job description, an opening line, numbered steps, an FAQs step, end-of-call rules, a strictness level, the fields to capture on every call, a recommended voice for the language, and the {{variables}} the script needs from each lead. Anything the brief left out appears as a suggestion you can answer in place.

Before you publish

• Publishing needs a name, the job description and the “what it knows” text on the Knowledge tab.
• A test call to your own phone is recommended but not required.
• The caller's tabs are Overview, its calling tab (Lead response, Incoming calls or Call lists), Call script, Knowledge, Actions, Outcomes, Voice and Settings. Each has its own guide here.