Six everyday calls, from first question to finished task in Acumatica, and the point where your team steps in.
Live now: the AI-Voice Employee is handling thousands of calls per day, updating Acumatica as it goes: creating quotes, orders and RMAs and emailing them to customers.
The scenarios below are illustrative examples, not specific customer stories. What the AI can do in your business depends on how it's configured and which actions you authorize.


Imagine a distributor receives a call from a contractor who needs pricing on a list of items for an upcoming project. They also want to know whether one replacement part is compatible with equipment they already own. The AI-Voice Employee identifies the customer, confirms compatibility, checks current availability in Acumatica and walks through the items. The customer asks for a written quote.
Special pricing requests, unusual product requirements or anything outside your quoting rules go to the right salesperson, who has the full conversation history in hand.

Imagine a prospect calls a manufacturer asking to see a product line before committing to an order. Instead of taking a message and starting a round of phone tag, the AI-Voice Employee answers their initial questions and offers to set up a demo with the appropriate team member.
Your team runs the meeting itself. The AI handles the scheduling so the conversation that needs expertise and relationship-building starts on time and fully informed.
Imagine an ecommerce company receives a call from a customer who wants to return an item from a recent order. The AI-Voice Employee identifies the customer, finds the order and asks which item is being returned and why.
Returns outside your policy, damage claims that need judgment, and upset customers who need a personal touch are handed to a service team member instead of being forced through an automated path.
Imagine a lighting distributor gets a call from a customer checking on an order for a job site, after the office has closed for the day. Normally the customer would leave a message, and someone would look up the order and call back the next morning. Instead, the AI-Voice Employee identifies the customer and gives the current order and shipment status from Acumatica on the call.
If an order is delayed, has an exception or needs a decision, such as a substitution or a change to the delivery, the call is routed to the appropriate rep in Acumatica.
Imagine a furniture and home goods distributor has customers who used to order regularly but haven't placed an order in some time. Nobody has had the bandwidth to call them. The AI-Voice Employee places an outbound call, checks in, asks whether they have upcoming needs and answers product and availability questions on the spot.
Warm conversations, larger opportunities and accounts that need a relationship go to your salespeople, with a record of what the customer said.
This is often work the business knows it should be doing but doesn't have time to do consistently.
Imagine an electronics distributor sent a quote two weeks ago and hasn't heard back. The sales team is busy with new requests, so the quote sits. The AI-Voice Employee calls the customer, references the open quote and asks whether they have questions or are ready to move forward.
Negotiation, revised pricing outside your rules and complex project questions go to the salesperson who owns the opportunity.
In every scenario above, the AI works only with the information and actions you've authorized, follows your workflows and business rules, and routes the call to the appropriate rep in Acumatica when a conversation needs a person. Calls are recorded for analysis and training, so you can review how conversations are going. Call recording follows applicable state laws.
See how the integration, permissions and handoff work →Back to the AI-Voice Employee overview →Bring us the calls that eat up your team's day, and we'll map out where the AI-Voice Employee fits your Acumatica workflows. Or hear it for yourself first: the AI demo is modeled on our longtime client Deco Lighting.
