Let a conversation start the next piece of work.
Connect Voice to n8n, Make, Zapier, Slack, Microsoft Teams and your own HTTP endpoints. Carry intent into approved actions and events your operation can follow.
Business actions continue beyond the phone call.
A conversation, connected to your business.
Define actions with boundaries
Give the agent tools with the inputs, permissions and approval rules appropriate to the task.
- Custom API tools
- MCP tools and approval policies
- Argument and schema validation
Deliver useful events
Select the events your systems need and shape the payload for the receiving workflow.
- Event subscriptions and filtering
- Payload transformation previews
- HMAC-signed delivery
Recover visibly
Inspect delivery results and recover failed work without losing the original conversation context.
- Delivery history and retries
- Test events and replay
- Dead-letter redrive
From a conversation
to a completed task.
Connect the steps that make the outcome possible.
- 01
Choose the action or event
Decide whether the conversation should invoke a tool now or notify another workflow after an outcome.
- 02
Define the contract
Set the endpoint, allowed inputs, authentication and approval policy.
- 03
Test success and failure
Send a test event and inspect timeouts, invalid inputs and retry behavior.
- 04
Publish and monitor
Launch with delivery history and outcome review so external work remains traceable.
Make it useful
in your business.
Start with a specific conversation, connect the right systems, and define what a successful outcome looks like.
tools and integrations
developers
customer follow up
How is this different from connecting a generic chatbot?
The integration belongs to a real-time conversation with turn-taking, telephony, context and handoff. Typed tools and event delivery let the result enter your business workflow with visible execution and recovery paths.
What should we validate before launch?
Test the permitted reads and writes, the identity and permissions of the connection, the handling of missing data, and the behavior when the receiving system is unavailable. Review the actual action result with the conversation.
Where do integration costs fit?
Voice plan allowances and external-service charges are separate considerations. Include your connected software subscriptions, carrier and provider usage, numbers and any agreed overage in the operating budget.
Keep exploring.
Connect the conversation to the work behind it.
Give agents approved actions in your CRM, calendar, helpdesk and business systems. Turn a spoken request into a structured operation, then bring the result back into the conversation.
Explore productBuild with Vagary VoiceYour application. A complete conversation layer.
Use REST, GraphQL, WebSocket streaming, SDKs and MCP to bring voice into your product. Keep your own agent brain, business logic and provider strategy while Voice handles the conversation experience.
Explore developersCustomer follow-upContinue the conversation after the transaction.
Coordinate reminders, service updates, feedback, and renewal conversations using what you already know about the customer. Give every follow-up a clear purpose and every response somewhere useful to go.
Explore solutionsGive every conversation
somewhere better to go.
Start with one agent. Build an operation around what works.