Help & Support
Documentation
1. Configure Your Greeting
Go to Greeting to customize the message callers hear when they call.
2. Set Up Your Knowledge Base
Add information to the Knowledge Base so the AI can answer questions about your event.
3. Configure Voice & Language
Choose your AI assistant's voice and enable languages in Voices & Languages.
4. Test Your Setup
Call your Twilio number to test the voice assistant and make sure everything works correctly.
The Knowledge Base is the brain of your voice assistant. It contains all the information the AI uses to answer caller questions.
Adding Articles
- Click "New Article" in the Knowledge Base section
- Give it a descriptive title and slug
- Write content in Markdown format
- The system automatically chunks content for optimal retrieval
Best Practices
- Use clear, conversational language
- Include specific details like dates, times, and prices
- Break up long content into multiple articles
- Update regularly as event details change
AI Tools are capabilities you can enable or disable for your voice assistant.
Available Tool Types
- Information Tools: Get event info, ticket pricing, sponsor info
- Payment Tools: Process ticket purchases
- Booking Tools: Schedule appointments and callbacks
- General Tools: Transfer calls, take messages, send SMS
Custom Functions
Create custom API integrations in the Functions page to connect to external services like Google Calendar.
Call Transfer
Configure where calls go when callers want to speak with a human. Set up multiple routes for different departments.
DTMF Menu
The DTMF (touch-tone) menu provides a fallback for callers who press digits. Configure options like:
- Press 1 for event information
- Press 2 to buy tickets
- Press 0 to speak with someone
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact Support
Support Hours
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM EST
Saturday - Sunday: Closed