Voice agents for urban development operations.
Hatif picks up the moment the phone rings, in whatever language the caller speaks, qualifies them, books the next step, and works down your outbound lists when you need volume.
Where leads are lost.
Inbound never waits for office hours. This is a day of calls as most teams run it, and the same day with Hatif on the line.
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Calls go unanswered
Nights, weekends and peak load go to voicemail.
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Qualification varies
Every agent asks a different set of questions.
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Lists never finish
Campaigns stall halfway down the spreadsheet.
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Calls leave no record
What was said never reaches the CRM.
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A record of all of it
Full transcripts and the actions taken.
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One qualification
The same questions every time, to structured fields.
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Every call answered
Picked up on the first ring, in the caller’s language.
See how it works.
A short walkthrough of one real call, from the first ring through to a booked next step.
It does not just talk. It does the work.
A call is only worth taking if something happens after it. Six things do, some while the caller is still on the line and the rest around it.
On the call
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CRM lead capture
Structured fields written on every call.
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Appointment booking
The next step booked into your calendar.
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Live escalation
Warm transfer to an available person.
Around it
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Lead list import
Spreadsheet in, called contacts out.
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Transcripts
A full record of what was said and decided.
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Extensible tools
New automations added as you need them.
Built for a sales floor, not a support desk.
A support agent exists to answer questions. This one exists to qualify a lead, book the next step, and know when the call belongs to a person.
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Speaks like a person
Natural speech in any language, down to the dialect.
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On script, on brand
Tuned for stable, predictable answers so the agent stays on message and does not improvise.
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Respects the caller
Responses are kept tight and purposeful, so calls stay short and never ramble.
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Knows when to stop
It does not try to close the deal. When a call reaches the point that needs a person, it stops there and hands over.