Beta · 3 agency slots
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Jay reads these himself, so it isn't instant. If it looks like a fit he'll email you to set up a call. 3 slots, so he's picking rather than processing, and you'll hear either way.
While you wait, see how a workflow actually runs. Every step, every integration, no black box.
Your agents already run on Retell, Vapi or whatever you've standardized on. Voicent is what they call out to mid-call: look the caller up, check real availability, create the opportunity, take the payment, send the text. You build that workflow once and deploy it for each client, instead of running a new integration project every time. That's the claim, and it needs testing in agencies that aren't ours. So we're taking three.
A straight trade, agreed before we start rather than sprung on you at the end.
If the honest answer at week four is that it didn't help, we want that written down too. A beta that only publishes its wins isn't a beta.
You run voice agents for paying clients, or you're about to. You have one client deployment with real inbound volume that could go live in the next two weeks. The CRM is GoHighLevel, or something close. You're the person who decides.
If you want a finished white-label product with a support team behind it, wait for launch. This isn't that yet.
Every Voicent workflow can be read end to end. Here's the one most agencies start from: an after-hours call, qualified, captured into GoHighLevel, with emergencies flagged for the on-call tech.