Your people call the way they always have, from any phone. TidyVox records the call, transcribes it and pulls out what was agreed: the meeting, the customer's e‑mail, the promised callback, the incident. The employee approves with one click. You read instead of listening back.
You get a number as part of the service, in Poland or abroad. Employees call through it from mobiles and desks, customers call in on it. An existing company number can be forwarded or ported.
A short recording announcement, then the call proceeds normally. On inbound lines the industry scenario recognizes and verifies the caller before connecting them to a person.
A dual‑channel recording is stored with us and deleted at the carrier. A speaker‑separated Polish transcript is produced in the European Union, live or right after hang‑up.
A language model reads the transcript and extracts outcomes: a date, an e‑mail address, an amount, a task, an incident. Each carries a quote from the call so it can be checked in two seconds.
The employee sees the proposals and clicks: approve, edit, reject. Only then does the meeting reach the calendar, the e‑mail the customer record, the note the CRM.
The manager reads summaries, searches by content and sees the numbers: calls, meetings booked, callbacks kept, time from call to note. All from the calls, not from reports written from memory.
Today's calls, outcomes to approve, a ready e‑mail draft for the customer, a reminder about the promised callback. Nothing to retype, everything to confirm.
Summaries for the whole team, phrase search across transcripts, metrics per person and per week, new hires' calls to read and comment on. Every recording playback in the audit log.
No. You get a number from us and we wire it into your process. You can forward an existing number to the TidyVox line or, if you prefer, port it entirely.
Yes. The employee calls through the TidyVox line from their own phone, the customer sees the company number, and the call is recorded and transcribed. No app needed on day one.
A pilot starts in days, not weeks: a number, a user list, the call scenario and any integrations. The rest is the habit of clicking “Approve”.
Yes, at the start of the call. You edit the announcement text in the panel, and we suggest legally sound wording.
Polish fully. English and other languages are enabled on request during the pilot, since customers outside Poland are part of the plan.
An independent fallback on separate infrastructure forwards calls directly to a designated person's phone. The line never answers with silence.
A 30‑minute demo and one question: how much does your team call?