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SetupHow quickly can I create a first agent?+

You can create an agent from a template, complete the required business details, choose a compatible voice, connect the needed tools, and run a test call before activation.

  • Templates provide operating structure
  • Readiness highlights missing required details
  • Activation follows successful configuration and testing
Languages and voiceWhich languages can an agent use?+

Language support belongs to each saved agent and its managed provider binding. Sauti prepares compatible voice and speech behavior for every enabled language.

  • Configure only languages the workflow is ready to serve
  • Use language-appropriate managed voices
  • Test real names, numbers, and caller phrasing
IntegrationsCan Sauti book appointments and update other systems?+

Yes. Agents can use explicitly enabled calendar, CRM, webhook, or provider tools within workspace-scoped policies and confirmation rules.

  • Connections belong to the workspace
  • Tool enablement belongs to the agent
  • Consequential actions require the configured confirmation
Security and dataHow does Sauti protect workspace data?+

Customer records are tenant-scoped, provider credentials are encrypted at rest, and signed public callbacks are validated before processing.

  • No API response exposes stored secrets
  • Recordings follow explicit consent controls
  • Operational events remain traceable
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