Capability · Engage

The agent that talks like your best person. On every channel.

Voice. Web chat. WhatsApp. Email. Kiosk. Same agent. Same memory. The same answer in 90+ languages, on whichever surface the customer reaches you on.

One persona · many channels
Concierge tone · 90+ languages
One turn, fully traced

Every reply is a plan. Below threshold, it’s a handoff.

Two real turns through the runtime. Same shape: intent, knowledge, plan, reply. One resolves. The other escalates, on purpose. Hallucinations are a routing failure, not an inevitability.

Inside the threshold
Customer · Madrid · Spanish
¿hacen check-ins los fines de semana?
intent
booking_enquiry · weekend
knowledge
policy:hours.weekend (matched, 0.94)
policy:walkins (matched, 0.91)
plan
answer_directly + offer_booking
reply
Sí, atendemos walk-ins sábado y domingo entre 10am y 7pm. ¿Te aparto un espacio?
740ms · 0.93 confidenceescalation · none
Below the threshold
Customer · São Paulo · Portuguese
vocês têm cobertura para acidente de trabalho?
intent
policy_question · workplace_accident
knowledge
policy:coverage.workplace (no match, 0.34)
policy:claims (partial, 0.41)
plan
below_threshold · escalate_to_human
reply
Boa pergunta. Não tenho a resposta exata aqui. Já estou conectando você com um especialista.
640ms · 0.34 confidencehanded off · ticket #14a2

That sequence runs on every turn, in every language, on every channel. The agent never guesses; it answers or it routes.

What this means for buyers

Embodied. Grounded. Transferable.

01
Embodied

Photoreal face plus real voice plus real reasoning, every conversation. Customers know they are talking to AI; they choose to keep talking because it works.

02
Grounded

The agent only answers from your knowledge base. Below confidence, it says it does not know and routes to a human, with full context attached.

03
Transferable

What worked on web chat works on voice, WhatsApp, kiosk, email, mobile. Same persona, same memory, same outcomes, every channel.

It speaks

90+ languages. Detected from the first word.

Not a translation layer. Each conversation runs in the customer's language, switched mid-sentence if they switch.

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Runtime, in honest specs

What the runtime actually does, measured.

Numbers we can defend on a call. The infrastructure is ours end to end, which is why these latencies hold up under load instead of degrading at peak.

First voice response
Median 740ms across the last 10,000 inbound calls.
Languages handled
90+ natively, voice and text. Code-mixing supported.
Memory persistence
Indefinite per customer, scoped to your tenant. Same memory across every channel the customer uses.
Knowledge isolation
Per-tenant index. Agents never reach across tenants. Verified at the API boundary.
Below-threshold behavior
Graceful 'I don't know' plus escalation, not a guess. Threshold tuned per tenant.
Tone control
Configured by Fairshift on your behalf. Tenants don't write prompts or pick models.
Voice rails
Owned end-to-end. Sub-second response holds at peak because the path is ours, not a vendor's.
Handoff to human
Tone, intent, knowledge confidence, and explicit triggers each route to a human with full context attached.
The other half

The interaction is the input. The output is a conversion.

See an avatar answer a real call.

Thirty minutes. We run a real customer flow on the channels you already use, in the language your customers actually speak.