Nobody knows how many are lost
An unanswered WhatsApp at least stays in writing and can be counted. A call nobody answered leaves no trace. You have no idea how much money went out that way this month.
The receptionist is with another customer, the salesperson is out on the road and the call goes to a voicemail nobody listens to. This agent answers on the first ring, talks, understands what's being asked and leaves the case ready for your team.
Customer: “Hi, I'm calling to find out if the spare part I ordered has arrived.”
Agent: “Happy to help. Could you give me your order number or the company name?”
Customer: “Taller Los Andes.”
Agent: “Order 4471 arrived yesterday and is ready for pickup at the Juan Díaz warehouse. We're open until 1:00 p.m. Shall I book your pickup for today?”
On a Saturday. With nobody on the phone.
People who call are in a hurry. If you don't answer, they call the next one on the list.
An unanswered WhatsApp at least stays in writing and can be counted. A call nobody answered leaves no trace. You have no idea how much money went out that way this month.
While the receptionist handles one caller, the other three hear a busy signal or hold music. At peak hours that's the whole day.
And by the time someone checks it, two days have gone by. The customer who left the message already solved it with another provider and doesn't even remember calling.
Most businesses in Panama have no idea how many calls they missed last week. That number almost always scares people.
It takes the call by voice, understands what's said even when people say it their own way, answers with your business's information and transfers when needed.
Everyone hates those menus, and for good reason: they make the customer guess which option fits their problem. Here the customer says what they need, in their own words, and the agent understands.
It holds a two-way conversation: it asks, listens, and asks again if something wasn't clear. If the customer interrupts mid-sentence, it stops and listens, the way a person does.
If asked, it says it's an assistant. And as soon as the customer asks to talk to someone, it transfers without insisting or beating around the bush.
Estimates for sizing, not a promise. In the assessment we calculate them with your real traffic.
That's what a business loses with a single line answered by one person. With the agent, that figure drops to almost zero because it handles several calls at once.
Order status, hours, address, availability, booking an appointment. Your people only take the ones that truly require judgment.
Recover just one sale a month of the ones lost in voicemail today, and the service has paid for itself. And it's usually several.
You also gain something you don't have today: knowing what's said on the phone. Every call is transcribed and summarized.
Voice is the most demanding channel there is: if the agent takes one second too long to respond, the customer hangs up. That's why it gets more fine-tuning than the others.
What people actually ask, how they ask it and how your team answers today. That's where the script comes from, and the vocabulary too: Panamanian customers don't ask for things by their catalog name.
A new number or your current one. We choose the voice and calibrate the pace until it sounds natural in Panamanian Spanish, not the neutral dubbing accent that gives the robot away in two seconds.
What it never resolves on its own, what makes it pass the call immediately and to whom. We test with real calls from your team before it answers a single customer.
That's it. No options to choose and no fine print: setup is paid once and the monthly fee starts when the agent begins answering.
One service, two payments.
Full first year: $4,978 · from the second year on: $4,188 per year
Five hundred minutes is about eight hours of conversation a month, which is enough for the vast majority. If your operation is a call center, we'll talk about a volume plan. And we'll tell you straight: it's the most expensive assistant in the line because voice costs more than text — if your call volume is low, you're better off with the WhatsApp Assistant.
It sounds natural, but if someone asks directly, it says so. What people value most isn't that it seems human: it's that they get answered on the first ring and get their issue solved without being put on hold.
Yes, and we calibrate that part with recordings of your own calls. We also load in what your customers call things, which almost never matches the catalog name.
We let you know when you reach 80%, and additional minutes are billed at $0.60 each. We don't cut the service mid-month or leave you without a line: we'd rather warn you and let you decide whether to upgrade your plan.
Yes. Your number can be ported, or you can keep yours and forward it to the agent. We define it in the assessment based on how your phone system is set up today.
It asks again once. If it still doesn't understand, it transfers to a person instead of insisting. We'd rather it transfer too often than leave the customer going in circles.
It can take the order and leave it ready in the system. We don't handle payments or card data over the phone: it's a risk that isn't worth it for either side.
One hour of consulting. We review your phone traffic, how many calls go unanswered and which ones can be resolved without a person. If your volume doesn't justify it, we'll tell you and we won't sell you anything.
$790 today and $349 a month once it goes live. Answering calls in 15 business days.
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