Flow orchestration
The assistant does more than reply: it runs steps in order, branches on conditions, calls tools, and writes the result back where it belongs. Scheduled tasks run those same flows without being asked.
It works with your documents, runs your processes, and stays the same assistant on every channel. Whatever your industry, you shape the assistant with your own knowledge.
12 platform capabilities and 12 ready-made connections — already wired, just point them at your sources.
From the first ring to the CRM update — every step happens in seconds. The full transcript is captured and a human can take over at any moment.
The visitor types → the assistant answers from your help document and shows the source → pulls the order status from your system → hands what it can't solve to a person, history included.
Connect your knowledge and your apps, set what the assistant does, then publish. Every step is reversible — you change the live assistant without stopping it.
Bring your documents, your tables, and the apps you already use — add your phone line too, if you want one. Calleague speaks to the sources your team uses today.
Choose what the assistant does, which tools it may call, its language, and when it hands off to a human. Test it with real questions before you publish.
Open one channel first, then roll out to the rest. Watch every conversation live — full text, the sources it used, and the steps it ran.
Upload your contact list, set your script, and Calleague dials in parallel — handing off to a human the moment it matters.
Each block earns its keep alone, and all four work together. Bring your own models, your own sources, and your own servers.
The assistant does more than reply: it runs steps in order, branches on conditions, calls tools, and writes the result back where it belongs. Scheduled tasks run those same flows without being asked.
Upload your documents, tables, and web pages; the assistant grounds every answer in them and shows which passage it used. Update the source and the answer follows.
You decide which job runs on which model. Per-team and per-user permissions, usage limits, and cost live on one screen — cloud providers and models on your own servers sit in the same list.
Teams, roles, and fine-grained permissions; secrets encrypted at rest, an audit trail, and single sign-on. Run it in our cloud or entirely on your own servers — your data stays yours.
The customer types on your site, replies by email, then picks up the phone — the assistant sees the same history in all three, and hands the whole history over when a person takes it. The phone line is just one of these channels.
Calleague keeps the plumbing visible. Every layer can be swapped, scaled, or replaced — and every step is observable end-to-end.
Median STT→LLM→TTS round-trip stays under 800 ms on standard infra (p50).
STT and TTS share the same language graph, so code-switching mid-call doesn't break tools.
Run the full stack in your VPC, on-prem, or use our managed cloud. Same APIs, same observability.
Every step is observable in the dashboard. The packet labels are real payload field names.
Numbers reflect aggregated platform telemetry. Pilot and self-hosted figures vary; ask us for the deck.
Voice data is sensitive. Calleague encrypts it everywhere, lets you keep it where you need to, and proves it's handled the way you say it should be.
TLS 1.3 between every hop. AES-256 for recordings and transcripts at rest. Your keys, your KMS, optional.
Pin recordings, transcripts, and metadata to a region (EU, US, TR). On-prem keeps every byte inside your network.
Designed to SOC 2 Type II controls and to meet GDPR and KVKK requirements. HIPAA deployments are available with a BAA on the enterprise plan.
Straight answers. If you don't see yours here, ask sales.
Median STT→LLM→TTS p50 stays under 800ms on standard cloud infra; on-prem with a small LLM hits ~400ms. Numbers vary with model size and language; we'll benchmark on your audio in the trial.
Upload a few documents, pick a channel, and test it with real questions. A dedicated team is not required to set it up.