How to deploy an AI voice agent
Deploying an AI voice agent means connecting it to a real campaign, a real lead source, and setting it live, moving from a tested configuration to one that's actually handling calls with real prospects.
Attach the agent to a campaign
A campaign ties your agent to a specific goal, pitch, qualification criteria, and booking settings for a particular use case. Deploying an agent starts with assigning it to the campaign it's meant to run.
Connect a lead source
Deployment also means making sure leads are actually flowing in, whether through a manual list, a CSV import, a website form, or a CRM connection, so the agent has real calls to make once it goes live.
Set the campaign live and monitor early calls
Once everything is connected, setting the campaign status to active starts real calling. It's worth closely monitoring the first batch of live calls, listening to transcripts and outcomes, to catch anything that needs adjusting before scaling up volume.
Frequently asked
Yes, you can build and test an agent before connecting a real lead source, and only set the campaign active once you're ready to start calling.
More in Implementation
Building an AI voice agent mainly means defining who it is, what it should accomplish, and how it should talk, rather than writing code. Most of the actual work is thinking through the conversation the way you'd brief a new hire.
Creating a calling campaign means defining everything the AI needs to run a specific type of call well, the goal, the pitch, who it's talking to, and the rules for how persistent it should be when someone doesn't answer.
Automating lead follow up means setting up a system that reaches back out to leads who didn't convert on the first touch, on a defined schedule, without depending on a rep remembering to do it manually.
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