Blutec Echo helps you automate conversations while keeping quality, compliance, and reporting in one place.
Natural speech, low latency, and stable turn-taking that feels human—not robotic.
Guardrails and predictable behavior so you can trust agents in production workflows.
Every call is measurable. Improve with transcripts, summaries, and analytics.
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Automatic transcripts, speaker separation, and call summaries you can export to your CRM.
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Route by intent, language, customer tier, or business hours. Transfer to a human with full context.
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Run follow-ups, confirmations, renewals, and support callbacks — without idle time.
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Give Echo your policies, FAQs, and product docs so it answers consistently across teams.
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Track resolution rate, conversion, sentiment, and QA signals per agent, campaign, and queue.
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Least-privilege access, audit trails, and sensible defaults to protect customer data.
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Choose TTS voices per agent, set speaking pace, and support 20+ languages with consistent pronunciation.
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Multi-step call flows with branching, guardrails, and “what to do next” instructions per stage.
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Run outreach at scale with concurrency controls, retries, and campaign-level reporting.
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Enable web search for agents that need up-to-date information during calls.
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Connect CRMs, ticketing, and internal tools. Push summaries and outcomes where your team already works.
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Track what happened, when, and why. Keep transcripts and artifacts for QA and compliance review.
Can Echo transfer to a human?
Yes. You can route or transfer based on intent, language, priority, or business hours, and pass context via a summary + transcript.
Do you support inbound and outbound?
Yes. Build inbound receptionist flows, outbound follow-ups, collections, surveys, and more—using the same agent configuration.
How do we customize the agent?
Start with a workflow, then tune the script, knowledge base, routing rules, and handoff. Iterate using real transcripts and analytics.
Share your workflow (support, sales, collections, confirmations). We'll map it to an agent, a script, and reporting.