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AI Voice Agents place outbound calls, speak with the person who answers and return a structured result. A call can book a meeting, confirm an appointment, deliver an update, request human follow-up and extract fields from the conversation.

Create your first agent

Configure, test and place a call

Automate agent calls

Use the Public API, MCP or CLI

What an agent does

Every trigger surface reaches the same service. Workspace ownership, agent readiness, Do Not Call checks, calling permissions, available credits and caller-number eligibility are enforced in one place.

Agent types

See Configuration for each type’s variables and outcomes.

Availability

AI Voice Agents require an active organization workspace. They are not available in a personal workspace. The dashboard, Public API, MCP and CLI all enforce this rule. Operations that depend on another Ringee capability still follow that capability’s rules. For example, the selected caller number and calendar must belong to the active workspace.

What comes back

Starting a call returns immediately with an AI voice agent call id. The conversation runs asynchronously. Poll the result until its telephony status is terminal and post-call analysis has arrived.
The corresponding call also appears in Ringee call history. Ringee recovers its recording and the transcript produced during the live conversation when the provider makes them available.

Ways to use it

The Public API exposes the execution flow: list agents and caller numbers, start calls, and read results. Create and configure agents in the dashboard.

Next steps

Quickstart

Create, test and call with an agent

Calls and results

Understand gates, status and billing