Every inbound call, answered.
Connect your phone numbers to specialized AI agents with business-hour rules, active days, routing, and concurrency limits — and hand off to humans with full context when a call needs one.
Route phone numbers to specialized agents.
Inbound on Agni is a set of operational rules, not a single bot on a single line. Every number gets its own agent, schedule, and limits.
Number-to-agent routing
Business hours & active days
Concurrency limits
IVR navigation
Human handoff with context
Transfer schedules
Escalate to people, with the context attached.
AI should resolve the routine calls and prepare the hard ones. When a conversation needs a human, Agni transfers it with everything your team needs to pick up mid-thread.
- Warm transfer with a context summary: caller intent, language, and key details captured so far
- Transfer schedules route escalations to humans only when teams are actually staffed
- Escalation rules defined per agent — refunds, disputes, and edge cases go to people
- Outside transfer windows, the agent captures details for a callback during staffed hours
- Every handoff is recorded in call history with the full transcript for review
Caller checked refund status twice this week. Refund approved on 6 June, not yet credited. Verified identity and order details. Needs escalation to payments team.
Inbound callers don't all speak the same language.
Market benchmarks on India's language reality — context for why Agni is built India-native, not Agni performance claims.
Inbound calling, asked and answered.
Can different numbers route to different agents?
What happens to calls outside business hours?
How does human handoff work?
How many simultaneous calls can a number handle?
Can the agent work with our existing IVR?
Where inbound agents go to work.
Put an AI agent on your inbound lines.
See number routing, schedules, concurrency, and human handoff on your own use case — usually within one business day.