Calls every quote request
Your AI Agent calls each request within seconds, with consent, in the client's preferred language.
Clients with a deadline send the same request to several agencies. Avoonta calls back in seconds, in the client's language if they like, and gets the language pair, document type and due date.
Translation & Interpreting · 131 of 200 industries
Deadline-driven clients go with the agency that replies first.
A law office needs a birth certificate translated and certified by Thursday. A clinic needs a Haitian Creole interpreter tomorrow morning. Both send forms to three agencies and pick whoever answers first.
Your project managers are juggling linguists across time zones. Inbound quote requests sit in the inbox while a competitor sends a number.
Your AI Agent calls each request within seconds, with consent, in the client's preferred language.
Source and target languages, document type, rough word or page count, certification needs and the deadline.
On-site, phone or video interpreting: date, time, location and subject area, booked into your Google, Outlook, HighLevel or Cal.com calendar.
Same-day interpreting or a court filing due tomorrow goes live to your project manager.
One install sets up the whole team for your business: who calls, who chases, who answers and who reminds. Each one opens by saying it's an AI assistant.
Calls translation and interpreting requests within seconds and captures language pair, specs and deadline.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business about your translation request.
Asks first Which languages, from and to?
Hands off to: a person (Project manager)
Calls clients who received a quote but haven't approved it.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business about your translation quote.
Asks first Did you receive the quote?
Calls day 1, 2, 4 · text after each missed call
Hands off to: a person (Project manager)
Answers 24/7 in many languages, takes requests and routes current projects.
Thanks for calling business, I'm the AI assistant and this call is recorded.
Asks first New request or existing project?
Hands off to: a person (On-call coordinator)
Confirms tomorrow's interpreting assignment with the client.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business to confirm your interpreting appointment tomorrow at time.
Asks first Same time and place?
Calls the day before · text if no answer
Hands off to: a person (Project manager)
Calls past clients who opted in, ahead of their usual busy periods.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business.
Asks first Any upcoming projects?
Hands off to: a person (Project manager)
An applicant needs several documents translated from Portuguese for a filing.
Quote requests and interpreting bookings move between Avoonta and your project tools by webhook, Zapier, Make or the API.
Manage jobs in XTRF, Plunet or Protemos? Connect it via Zapier or webhooks.
If replying first wins a few more projects a month, those jobs could cover the plan.
Example only. Your request volume, talk time and project values differ; use your own numbers.
Your agent collects job details; your linguists do the work. It doesn't translate documents or interpret calls, and it doesn't give legal or immigration advice about what documents someone needs. Outbound calls go only to people who asked for a quote and consented, 8am to 8pm their time.
No. It handles intake and booking. Your human interpreters do the interpreting.
It can read your published per-word or per-page rates. Final quotes come from your project managers.
No. It texts your secure upload link so clients send files directly.
Yes. It speaks dozens of languages and opens with the AI disclosure in that language.
Set up an agent for your business, test it on your own phone, and go live today. Unlimited AI agents and team members on every plan.