It speaks the caller's language.
No second team, no second number, no language menu: the assistant recognises from the first sentence which language is needed and stays with it.
What multilingual really means
Automatic detection
The caller picks nothing and presses no key. They just talk — the assistant adapts.
Switching mid-call
If someone starts in German and moves to English, the assistant follows instead of breaking the call.
Translated knowledge base
Your documents are in German, the answer still comes in the caller's language — identical in substance.
Your language in the record
Summary and internal note reach you in German, even when the call was in Spanish.
How to set it up
- 1
Enable languages
You choose which languages the assistant may handle and which it politely declines.
- 2
A voice per language
Each language can get its own voice so the pronunciation is right.
- 3
Rules stay the same
Guardrails, knowledge base and booking logic apply unchanged in every language.
When it matters
- International customers without an in-house multilingual team
- Trades and construction with callers from many backgrounds
- Hotels, practices and law firms with visitors from abroad
- Online shops selling across the border
Call and switch languages.
The simplest test: change to English in the middle of the demo call and listen to what happens.