The call gets answered.
The problem gets solved.
Already running in
retail operations like yours.
60 to 75%
80%+
Sub-second
day or night.
40 to 60%
Same day
The phone is still the channel customers reach for.
And the one most operations break on.
The IVR isn't filtering It's frustrating
By the time your agent says hello, the customer's already angry
Peaks break the staffing model
The questions filling your queue..Resolved on the call





Reminders, follow-ups, win backs.All of it, on schedule.
Appointment reminders
Payment reminders
Sales follow-ups
CSAT and NPS surveys
Win-backs
Delivery and service confirmations
What makes the call feel like a real conversation.
Sub-second response
Live data on every call
Context across the full call
Intent, not keywords
Telephony stack
Escalation rules you set
Structured dispositions
Built-in QA
Sub-second response
Live data on every call
Context across the full call
Intent, not keywords
Telephony stack
Escalation rules you set
Structured dispositions
Built-in QA
Works with the stack you already run

One agent. Three channels.
Same customer.
Voice gets exponentially better when SquawkVoice is also handling your chat and email.
The customer who chatted Tuesday and calls Thursday doesn't start over. The one who emailed Monday and calls Tuesday gets a follow-up that references the email. The agent who picks up an escalation sees every interaction across every channel, not just the call.
Same configuration. Same knowledge. Same identity. Different channels.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sub-second on average. Median around 600ms. Faster than most humans on the same call. The conversation moves at natural pace with no awkward "thinking" pauses.
No. SquawkVoice side-cars onto your existing contact center platform via SIP. Your routing, WFM, and reporting stay where they are. Calls that escalate to human agents go through your existing infrastructure.
Native integrations with Five9, Genesys, Talkdesk, Avaya, NICE, Amazon Connect, and Twilio Flex. Standard SIP for anything else. If your stack uses SIP, we connect to it.
40+ languages. Auto-detects the caller's language from the first few seconds of speech. Can switch mid-call. Common deployments: English, Spanish, Mandarin, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Tagalog, German, Japanese, Korean.
The AI checks human agent availability, then hands off with the full transcript, customer history, and an AI-generated summary. Your agent sees the context before they say hello. The customer doesn't repeat themselves.
Yes. Same agent, same brand, same configuration. Outbound campaigns for reminders, payment follow-ups, sales follow-ups, surveys, and win-backs. Compliance controls for time-of-day, do-not-call list management, and consent tracking.
Days to weeks for a first production call. Most enterprise deployments run a 30 to 60 day pilot on one queue before expanding. We've seen retail deployments hit 60%+ containment in the first 30 days.
Flat $0.30 per minute. No seat tax. No per-component metering. No caller cap. At enterprise volume, rates drop as low as $0.09 per minute. See full pricing ->
Calls automatically failover to your existing routing. The AI never sits between the caller and your team in a way that creates a single point of failure. Your existing failover paths still work.
Yes. Voice selection from a library of natural voices. Custom voice cloning available for enterprise. Tone, pace, brand-specific language, and escalation phrases all configurable.
Automatic PII redaction. Configurable retention. Regional data residency. PCI-aware handling for any payment-related calls. SOC 2 Type II audited.
Hear it before you commit to it.
Press call. Talk to the AI. Then book the demo.
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