Sales
Reach, qualify and book in minutes.
Outreach that sounds human, reads intent, answers objections and puts the meeting on the calendar.
82% lift in qualified conversions
ध्वनि
It picks up. It listens. It closes.
It handles the talking. You keep the results. Real conversations on real phone lines, in the language your customer actually speaks.
Why Dhwani
Nobody on hold. Nothing forgotten.
01
Thirty plus languages.
Thirty plus languages.
One voice.
Hindi, English and the regional mix your customers actually use, switched mid sentence without missing a beat.
02
It never clocks out.
3 a.m. renewals. Sunday collections. No rota to fill.
03
Ten thousand at once.
The ten thousandth call gets the same patience as the first.
04
Hangs up. Files the report.
Outcomes, transcript and recording land in your CRM before the line has finished clicking.
How it works
Four moves. One phone call.
Every call runs the same loop. You set the intent and the language, Dhwani does the talking, and what happened comes back as data you can query.
०१
It dials. Or it answers.
Dhwani places the call on your line, from a list you upload or from a single request out of your own software. Calls can go now or wait for a date and time you set row by row. It works the other way too. Point an inbound agent at a number and it picks up, with its own greeting and its own name.
०२
It listens.
People talk over each other and change their mind mid sentence. Dhwani hears the interruption and stops speaking, at a sensitivity you set anywhere from 0 to 100. It already knows who it is calling, because the record you uploaded is in memory before the phone rings.
०३
It answers in their language.
One voice, whichever language the caller replies in. If they switch halfway through, so does Dhwani, in the same voice. When a caller goes quiet it nudges with a line you wrote, and you can put a little room noise behind the voice so the line does not sound like a booth.
०४
It files the outcome.
Nothing is left for somebody to type up later. Each call returns a transcript, a recording inside your retention window, and a structured result whose fields match the job. Did they acknowledge the debt. What date did they promise. What stopped them. Change your mind about what you need and you can run the analysis again over calls that already happened.
Real calls, real customers
Every industry. Every language they speak.
Press play. These are conversations Dhwani ran on live phone lines.
Reference Check
Verify a person without chasing them.
It collects the proof, confirms the details and escalates only the odd case, with compliance built in.
Verifications done while you sleep
Customer Support
Nobody waits on hold again.
It resolves the routine questions, reads the mood and hands the hard ones to a human with the full story attached.
Answers in under two seconds
Debt Collection
Firm about the money. Kind to the customer.
It talks through dues, captures the promise to pay and stays inside the rules, in whichever language lands.
35% more right party contact
Fraud Alert Call
Reach them before the money moves.
It reports the suspicious charge, explains the temporary block and records whether they want the card reopened or killed.
Fraud flagged in seconds, not hours
Unreceipted Collection Alert
Catch the cash nobody wrote a receipt for.
It calls the borrower, confirms what was actually collected and flags anything that smells like a compliance problem.
Cash leaks caught the same day
Sales
82% lift in qualified conversions
Drag or scroll the rail to glide between conversations.
Live demo
Let ध्वनि call you.
Pick an agent, drop your number, and your phone rings in a few seconds. No forms. No sales call afterwards.
Placing your call…
Keep your phone close.
Behind the demo
The demo is one call. This is the rest of it.
What the product turns into once a pilot becomes something your team does every day.
Campaigns out of a spreadsheet
Upload the sheet and see it parsed on screen before anything dials, so a bad column costs you ten seconds instead of five hundred calls. Name the campaign, attach the context for that batch, and set the date and time row by row.
Retry rules that read the outcome
Missed, busy, voicemail, or picked up and dropped in five seconds. Each one earns its own delay. You set the calling window and its timezone, a limit per day, and a hard ceiling of five attempts. Auto mode dials the retries as they come due. Manual mode runs the same rules and dials nothing, leaving the list for an operator to release. Either way the reason for the callback is printed next to the call.
Playbooks for the objections you already know
Write down what people say and what you want said back. The agent recognises the objection and answers from the playbook, with no extra thinking time before it speaks.
Tools the agent can actually reach for
Transfer to a human department. End the call politely once the sentence finishes. Switch language. Look the caller up in the sheet you uploaded, answered from memory rather than over the network. Call your own endpoint and use the answer in the next sentence. Add your own alongside those.
Analysis you define
Every use case comes with a sensible set of fields. Replace it with your own schema when your team needs different columns, and run it again across calls that already happened.
Reports, or straight into your systems
Two workbooks per batch, the leads and everyone else, plus a report in your inbox with the recordings linked. Or skip files entirely. Dhwani posts each finished call to your endpoint with a payload you map field by field, and keeps a delivery log so a push that fails is visible instead of silent.
Versions you can walk back
Every saved change to an agent is a snapshot you can return to. Delete an agent by accident and you can bring it back.
The call flow, drawn for you
Dhwani draws each agent as a diagram, so you can read the branches without reading a prompt. It is cached, so looking at it costs nothing.
Drag a card aside to see the next one.
Built for developers
Your code can place the call. No dashboard in the loop.
A REST API with a bearer key. Send JSON, get JSON. Agent setup stays on the agent, so triggering a call is as small as a phone number.
Authorization: Bearer <your key> on every request.
-
GET
/api/v1/agents/The agents on your account, with the languages and the job each one is set up for. -
POST
/api/v1/calls/{phone_number}/Place one call. The body is optional. Add a name, a reason for the call, and metadata of your own, which is stored, handed back with the results and never spoken. -
GET
/api/v1/calls/{call_id}/One call after the fact. Status, duration, the structured analysis, and the recording while its retention window is open. -
POST
/api/v1/bulk-calls/A whole campaign in one request. The calls array, a campaign name, and a retry policy given inline or by the name you saved it under. -
GET
/api/v1/bulk-calls/{batch_id}/Batch progress and every call in it. Ask for the transcript when you want the words as well. -
GET POST
/api/v1/webhook-settings/Read or set where results should be posted, and turn API access on or off.
POST
/api/v1/bulk-calls/
Authorization: Bearer <your key>
{
"campaign_name": "June drive",
"use_case": "collections",
"retry_policy": {
"mode": "auto",
"max_attempts": 3,
"rules": [
{ "when": { "outcome": "missed" }, "delay_minutes": 15 }
],
"window": { "start": "09:00", "end": "20:00" }
},
"calls": [
{
"phone_number": "9876543210",
"name": "Rahul Sharma",
"metadata": { "customer_id": "C1042" }
}
]
}A key stays inert until it is active on our side and API access is switched on in your account. Every request is written to a log with the response it got. A key sees one account. Its own.
Data and security
You decide what is kept. And for how long.
Recordings and transcripts are the most sensitive thing this product makes, so the window they live in is yours to set. The shortest one throws the recording away the moment the call ends.
Now
as the call ends
Nothing is kept at all.
1
hour
Enough to check a call you just ran.
7
days
Long enough to review a week.
30
days
For teams that audit monthly.
Set it for a single call, or for an entire campaign.
Questions
Fair questions. Straight answers.
That is your call to make, not ours. The greeting and the script are yours, so if you want the agent to say it is an automated assistant, write it into the greeting and it says it on every call. What people notice either way is that it waits its turn, lets itself be interrupted, and answers in their own language.
It hands over. The agent can transfer to a human department in the middle of a call, and whoever picks up gets the context rather than a cold start. If there is nobody to transfer to, it ends the call politely and files what it did learn.
The ones scrolling past at the top of this page, and it can move between them inside a single call without changing voice. Pick a main language and a second one per agent, or let the caller decide by simply answering in theirs.
Both. An inbound agent has its own greeting, its own name, its own lines for when a caller falls silent, and the same set of tools as an outbound one.
Yes. After each call Dhwani posts to an endpoint you name, with a payload you map field by field from the call and its analysis, using your own headers. Send only the completed calls if you prefer. Every delivery is logged, so a failed push is something you can see rather than something you find out about later.
Not to start. Try it on ours. When you move past trying it, Dhwani works with your own carrier and your own numbers, so calls show your identity and the minutes sit on your contract.
There is no price list, because a support line and a collections drive are not the same product. Every new account starts with 10 free minutes so you can judge it before anyone talks about money, and after that we quote against your volume and your use case.
Start
Give it a number. Hear it for yourself.
New accounts start with 10 free minutes. That is enough to build your own agent, point it at your own phone and listen to what comes back. The first call takes about a minute to set up.
Bigger rollout, or a security review before anything dials? contact@timbletech.com