DEPLOY
Build the workflow once. Ship it to every client.
A workflow is a graph definition, not a hand-configured agent. Author it once in your own workspace, then deploy it across client tenants with their own credentials, numbers, and calendars bound at run time. Update the template, push the change to the accounts you choose.
Browse deployable templates →ISOLATION
Client credentials stay client-scoped.
Every integration resolves per workspace — cached credential, then the workspace's own connection, then a platform fallback only where you've allowed one. Memory sessions are keyed per caller and per workspace. One client's CRM is never reachable from another client's agent.
How the knowledge base is scoped →CONNECTORS
Integrations you don't have to build.
Connectors are declarative schema, not bespoke code, so a new client tool is hours of work rather than a quarter of roadmap. When a prospect names software you have never heard of, the answer is yes and the timeline is this week.
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Explore the connector directory →MOAT
Sell the capability your competitors can't quote.
Most voice AI resellers lose the receivables and subscription deals at the same question: can it actually take the payment? Payment movement is regulated and slow to build, which is why the platforms your prospects are also evaluating answer it with a text-message link. You can answer it with a posted transaction.
How VoicePay works →PROOF
Reporting that survives client scrutiny.
Cost per resolution. Outcome-verified resolution, confirmed against CRM state rather than assumed from a transcript. Recovered revenue. These are the numbers a client's finance person will accept — and the ones a competing agency pitching containment rate cannot produce.
See what we report →BRAND
Your brand, your pricing, your client relationship.
Custom domain, your logo, your markup. Voicent does not appear in your client's interface and does not contact your clients. The account, the billing relationship, and the renewal are yours.
VISIBILITY
When a call goes wrong, you can see why.
Every execution leaves a trace: which node ran, what the connector returned, where the branch went, what timed out. You debug a client escalation by reading the graph, not by re-listening to the recording and guessing at a prompt.
Read a workflow graph →