Answers when they’re done, not when they pause.
A dedicated audio model hears the end of a turn in the sound of the caller’s voice, not a silence timer.
- Caller“My reference is B-7…”
- PauseIt keeps listening; a silence timer would answer here.
- Caller“4-9.”
- Turn overHeard in the voice.
- Agent“Thanks. B-7-4-9: your car is—”
- Caller“Actually, can I get it tomorrow?”
- Gives wayThe caller cuts in; the agent stops.
- Agent“Tomorrow at four. You’re booked.”
BookedPickup · tomorrow, 4:00 PM
Response time
No dead air after the caller finishes.
<500 ms
From the caller’s last word to the agent’s first.
~300 ms
For the audio model to know the caller is done, from the sound itself.
Your dials
Set how patient each agent is.
Each agent keeps its own settings. Try a change in the playground, then test it on a share of your calls before every caller hears it.
Conversation flow
When the agent replies, and whether callers can cut in.
Front desk
The agent stops talking as soon as the caller speaks.
The agent finishes its sentence, even if the caller talks over it.
Every caller gets to finish their sentence.
Talk to the live agent now and interrupt it, then set eagerness and interruptions for your own agent on your demo call.
Caller cuts in · agent gives way
