What the voice assistant takes over in real businesses
Nine short cases from different industries: the starting point, what the assistant takes over, what became measurable — and what people still do. Customers are anonymised at their request; videos are in Turkish with English subtitles.
Voice assistant took over a Turkey-based manufacturer's entire call center
Same speed at night and on weekends: at a Turkey-based manufacturer's call center, shipment tracking, routing faulty products to service, information and request logging are now handled by AvaritCall's voice assistant.
One system took over the work of a 55-person hospital call center
Incoming calls are now answered 24/7 without waiting, appointments are booked by location, and price and physician details are relayed in full: one of Turkey's highest-call-volume hospital chains handed the work of its 55-person call center to AvaritCall's voice assistant.
Water treatment firm cut its filter maintenance appointments from $21 to $7.5
A water treatment company that used to buy filter maintenance appointments at $21 each now creates the same appointments with AvaritCall's voice assistant for $7.5. The same job at one-third of the cost, with the assistant able to reach hundreds of thousands of people in a single day (campaign capacity depends on the plan).
Ad leads called within the first minutes: no lead left unattended
AvaritCall's voice assistant calls every ad lead the moment it comes in, learns the need, sets a suitable time and keeps interest warm with follow-up calls until someone from the team gets in touch. The team starts the conversation with a ready summary instead of from scratch.
Busy tones disappeared during the evening rush at restaurants and hotels
During the evening rush, when three people called at once, two of them heard a busy tone. With AvaritCall's voice assistant, every caller is now answered at the same time: reservations are taken, appointments booked and special requests noted.
Voice assistant takes over technical product pitches to farmers across Anatolia
Farmers in every city are called the same day and hear, in plain language, what the product adds to their yield: the agricultural company handed the technical pitch its staff struggled with to AvaritCall's voice assistant, and interested growers are passed to the field team.
Boutique e-commerce cut returns to a minimum with pre-delivery confirmation calls
A boutique e-commerce business brought its return rate down to a minimum with AvaritCall's voice assistant, which calls every buyer before delivery to confirm the address and size.
Casting agency created 1,246 appointments in July with a voice assistant
1,246 appointments in July: at a casting agency that handled commercial applications with a six-person team, AvaritCall's voice assistant took over candidate calls, office invitations and test-shoot scheduling; the work now runs at the cost of a single employee.
A voice assistant now calls participants for the export fair in Africa
Cost fell below a single employee and reach grew: a company organising export trade fairs in Africa moved participant sourcing and calling from an eight-person team to AvaritCall's voice assistant.