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Two ways to talk to your agent: a free browser test first, then a real phone number when you’re ready.

Try it in your browser

This is the fastest way to hear whether your agent sounds right — no phone number, no cost, just your computer’s microphone and speakers. If you just finished the agent creation wizard, a test call is ready on the last step — click Start test call. To test an existing agent later, find its card on the dashboard’s home screen and click Test on Browser. Agent card with a Test on Browser button Your browser will ask for microphone permission — allow it, or the agent won’t be able to hear you. Once connected, you’ll see a call timer and live status of the call.
Only agents set up for WebSocket delivery (see the Delivery step of the wizard) can be tested this way. An agent set up with a phone number instead will offer to place a real outbound call.
Test calls are still recorded — you’ll find the transcript later in call history just like a real call.

Add a phone number

Once you’re happy with how the agent sounds, give it a real phone number so real callers can reach it.
  1. Click Numbers in the sidebar.
Numbers page
  1. Click Add New Number and pick which telephony provider account to import from.
Add a new number, picking a telephony provider
  1. Pick a number, and choose which agent it should connect to.
You need a telephony provider (like Plivo) connected under Integrations before a provider shows up here.
That’s it — calls to that number now go to your agent. You can unlink a number from an agent at any time without losing the number itself.

Placing a real outbound call

For an agent connected to a phone number, its card offers a way to place an outbound call directly — type in the number to dial and the agent calls it.

If something isn’t working

For deeper audio or call-connection problems, see Voice and audio problems.

Next

Run a calling campaign — call a whole list of people at once.