It says what it is
It greets callers in your business's name and tells them it is an automated assistant. It never pretends to be a person.
Noviqa Voice answers the ones you cannot, in your business’s name.
That number is answered by Noviqa Voice right now. Call it and hear what your callers would hear.
Your phone rings first, exactly as it does now.
You dial a short code once to turn on conditional call forwarding. After that, anything you do not pick up goes to Noviqa Voice instead of to voicemail. You change nothing else: same number, same phone, same way of working.
It is an assistant, and it says so.
It greets callers in your business's name and tells them it is an automated assistant. It never pretends to be a person.
You write down your hours, services, prices, FAQs and policies. It answers from that and nothing else, so it cannot invent a price or make a promise you did not authorise.
Name, number, and when to call back. It reads the number back to confirm it, and callers can key it in on the keypad instead.
Set a transfer number and a caller who asks for a real person gets one.
Built-in limits on call length and on repeat callers, so your cost stays predictable.
You give it the information in plain words. No model training, no scripts to write, no phone system to replace.
A summary, what the caller wanted, the details collected, and the full transcript.
It can push all of it into your CRM automatically. It is already connected to the Noviqa CRM, where it creates the lead, logs the call and adds a callback task. It notifies you by email or webhook, whichever suits how you work.
If the person who answers the phone is also the person doing the work, this is built for you.
Natural voices as standard, or a clone of your own.
The premium option adds an even more natural voice, including one cloned from your own, so callers hear the person they expect.
The fastest way to judge this is to be a caller yourself.
Live in the United States and Canada, in English. India is planned.