Languages and translation

Meet customers in the language of their everyday life.

Build conversations around the languages your customers use, including Hindi, Hinglish, and other Indic languages. Coordinate recognition, voice, knowledge, and human routing so language is part of the whole customer journey.

THE OUTCOME

A multilingual experience that carries meaning into the next action.

Example multilingual service journeyProduct preview
Appointment conciergeEnglish ↔ Hindi · Phone + web
Context connected
CALLER

Actually, could we make that Thursday afternoon? And let the advisor know it’s for our second location.

VAGARY VOICE

Thursday at 2:30 works. I’ll add the location details, send your confirmation and brief your advisor.

Appointment confirmedCalendar updated · customer record enriched
Illustrative product previewVagary Voice
01

Let the customer lead

Pin an agent to a language or detect what the caller speaks. Support conversations that move between languages naturally.

  • Automatic language detection
  • Hindi, Hinglish, and Indic options
  • Code-switching and accent variants
02

Choose the right speech experience

Match recognition and voice providers to the language, vocabulary, channel, and tone of the workflow.

  • Language-aware provider selection
  • Voice previews and language settings
  • Real-time translation
03

Carry context across the journey

Use language-aware knowledge and routing so the right answer and the right person remain accessible.

  • Agent and request language preferences
  • Language-based human routing
  • Multilingual interface options
THE WORKFLOW

From a conversation
to a completed task.

Connect the steps that make the outcome possible.

  1. 01

    Define your customer language mix

    List the languages, regional vocabulary, names, and common mixed-language phrases callers use in the target workflow.

  2. 02

    Rehearse the complete interaction

    Test recognition, spoken responses, retrieved answers, tool inputs, and transfers with representative speakers and realistic call conditions.

  3. 03

    Review by language

    Inspect task completion, misunderstood details, transfer success, and response timing separately for each language and provider configuration.

PUT IT TO WORK

Make it useful
in your business.

Start with a specific conversation, connect the right systems, and define what a successful outcome looks like.

01

Multilingual customer support

02

Indic admissions enquiries

03

Regional sales qualification

04

Travel and guest services

A CLOSER LOOK

Useful questions.
Straight answers.

Discuss your requirements
Can a caller switch languages during the conversation?

Yes. Configure automatic detection and code-switching for the agent, then test the language combinations and domain vocabulary your customers actually use.

Should every language use the same providers?

Choose providers around the experience you need. Evaluate recognition, pronunciation, voice quality, latency, and cost for each language instead of assuming one configuration fits every audience.

How should we begin?

Choose one workflow and the languages your customers request most often. Set a clear human fallback and compare completed outcomes before extending the language mix.

MAKE YOUR NEXT CONVERSATION COUNT

Give every conversation
somewhere better to go.

Start with one agent. Build an operation around what works.