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A voice assistant that works for your business

Not a smart speaker: an assistant that serves your company on the phone - answering customers with your knowledge, booking into your calendar, qualifying your leads and writing to your CRM.

Clara, the PulsifyAI AI voice assistant

Personal assistants vs business voice assistants

Consumer voice assistants serve one person. A business voice assistant serves a company: it answers your customers with your information, connected to your systems. Clara is trained on your services, prices, opening hours and policies - she knows what to say because she knows the business, and she knows what to do because she is wired to the calendar and the CRM. Curious how the technology works? Voice AI explained without jargon.

What Clara handles

  • Every inbound call, 24/7, weekends included;
  • Meetings, appointments and viewings booked into the team's calendar;
  • Lead qualification - the right questions, intent read, buyers flagged;
  • Conversation logs and summaries in your CRM or database;
  • Follow-up SMS and email at the right moment;
  • Native European Portuguese, Spanish, English and 10+ languages.

European engineering, European compliance

Clara is built and operated by a Portuguese AI engineering team under EU rules: announced recordings, DPAs, defined retention. If your customers are in Europe, that is not a detail - it is the difference between a tool you can deploy and one your DPO vetoes. Hear real calls before you decide.

Frequently asked questions

How is a voice assistant different from a chatbot?

The channel and the bar. A chatbot types; a voice assistant holds a real-time phone conversation, where latency and naturalness decide whether the caller stays. It is much harder to do well - and it is where businesses lose the most opportunities.

Does the assistant learn my business?

Yes - it is trained on the information you provide and tuned with real calls during implementation. Updating its knowledge is part of the ongoing operation.

Does it work for small teams?

Small teams benefit most: answering the phone interrupts the actual work. The 15-minute diagnostic call is free and will tell you honestly whether it pays off in your case.

What about privacy?

GDPR-native processing: recording notices, lawful bases, a data processing agreement when we act as processor, and defined retention periods. The practical GDPR guide is on our blog.

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Thirty minutes to see how many calls you're missing and what Clara can do for your business. No commitment.

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