Call it, message it, from anywhere
Good ideas never arrive at your desk. Give your assistant an extension on your phone system, or its own phone number, and call it from the car to brain-dump an idea or hand over a job. Ask it to call you back when the work is done. Or message it from the app your team already uses: Telegram, Slack, Discord or Microsoft Teams.
- Save your assistant as a contact and call it hands-free: "Hey Siri, call Ava."
- "Call me when it's live": it rings you back with the result.
- It knows it's you from your number and your voice, and only acts for you, even on speakerphone.
- Colleagues can call your assistant too, and get only what you share with them.
- Telegram, Slack, Discord and Microsoft Teams, voice notes included.
A phone for your assistant
Connect your phone system (anything that speaks SIP, such as FusionPBX) and each person's assistant gets an internal extension. No phone system? Connect a Twilio account and give it a public number, so it can call you, your team or a supplier, and anyone can call it.
It knows who is calling
Caller ID and voice print together tell it who is speaking. Your number with someone else's voice gets a polite no. On a speakerphone call it acts on what you say, not on what the person beside you says.
Calling someone else's assistant
Call John's assistant and it knows it is you. It answers only what John shares with you: John's calendar or free times, shared memory, and chats you are both in. Ask it to book you in at 2 pm, and it does.
Every messaging app
Connect once and what you write to your organisation's bot goes to your assistant, as you. Send any chat to Telegram, Slack, Discord or Microsoft Teams and keep talking there, with replies going both ways.
Try asking
Real requests you could send. Copy one, change the names, and use it in any AI tool you like.
Build the new campaign landing page, connect it to the CRM and the mailing list, and call me when it's live.
Find last year's profit and loss and tell me the total revenue.
Ask John for the final supplier list, and call me back with the answer.
More features
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Built for organisations
A setup guide, Microsoft sign-in, your own AI accounts, usage by person and team, and nothing ever deleted.
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