Your control
What your team manages from the dashboard
- Service catalog and duration
- Business hours and callback windows
- One or more SIP numbers
- Agent copy, voice, conversation flow and fallback behaviour
Service businesses
Who is it for?
What does it solve?
How it works
The agent can process the service supplied by the caller, day and time as separate fields in one response.
The conversation process requests only the data that is actually necessary for the given service.
The request ends with a confirmed booking, scheduled callback or transfer to the appropriate team member.
The phone number, outcome, time, transcript and any error reason remain visible in the panel.
Your control
System boundaries
Frequently asked questions
Yes. If the user says service, date, and time together, the conversational process checks each value separately and asks only for missing information.
Depending on the configuration, OMO can accept the request, schedule a callback or offer the next available time to the user.
Yes. Multiple SIP numbers can be added to a workspace and each given its own call process, branch, schedule, and result route.
Tell us how your calls work today, and we will map the first voice workflow around your real requirements.
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