ZANUS FRONT OFFICE FOR CALL CENTER — PHONE & AI ASSIST
Your operators on the line. AI ASSIST in their ear.
The phone panel is where your people work: headset on, the next number from the outbound to-do list or the next caller from the queue, the record on screen before hello. Flip AI ASSIST and the AI listens to the live conversation and proposes, in a side panel, what to say — grounded in your knowledge base, each answer with its source. The operator reads and talks; the AI never speaks into the call. Transfers arrive with the context whispered in; hang-ups become a call-back list.
Try it free 7 days on your own business · no credit card · per company, never per seat
REAL AI - the whole Front Office is AI, not old software with an AI button. Give it your website: it learns your company, works from your approved knowledge and gets better with every answer you approve.
Live on this site right now — the assistant in the corner is the product · Award-winning AI — CES · ISE · TMCnet
The real Phone menu: every ring on your number — answered, transferred, transcribed, reviewed.
What it does
Your lists, or lists the AI prepares from hang-ups and follow-ups: the operator dials the next number, record and last call on screen.
The caller asks about the fee, the policy, the return window; the answer appears with its source before they finish asking. Nobody quotes from memory.
The queue served on your rules; a transfer to billing arrives with the story whispered in; the hang-up is called back with your greeting.
Inside AI Phone — the real screens
Click a tab. Every picture is the live Front Office, not a mockup — the left menu is the whole product.
Programmed by talking. Nothing changes without your yes.
Lisa reads your website, interviews you by voice or by chat — only about what the site does not say — writes every department, and tests it with exam calls before the line opens. Afterwards you change anything by telling her: “in Sales, add: we close at noon on Fridays in August.” A rule can carry dates: “the Christmas greeting until December 27.”
- Your website is the first interview — you answer only what it does not say
- Exam calls before the line opens; every real call reviewed afterwards
- She proposes improvements; you say yes or no. Nothing changes without your yes
- Keep your existing number and your existing phones
From your mobile, tell Lisa what to do with the caller on hold
A person who took a call on his mobile presses a key and tells Lisa: “transfer him to Mary”, “take a message”, “send him to voicemail.” The colleague receiving the transfer can say yes, no, voicemail, message, or the name of a department. Callers who drop in the menu are logged as call-back leads with number and path taken.
- Your whole team works from the phones they already have
- The administrator holds the first phone: an extension that rings in the browser, with hold, transfer, consult, a voicemail inbox and the AI beside him
- Every further person who wants a phone of his own inside Front Office is an operator — forwarding a call to someone’s mobile never needs one
- Hang-ups called back automatically — see Auto-Call below for scheduled calls
Auto-Call — the AI calls THEM
Not only answering. From an automated event (a due date, a ready order, tomorrow’s appointment), a scheduled funnel or a list you upload, the AI calls your registered contacts and announces your message — or talks as an agent: answers the question, moves the appointment, confirms, collects the missing detail.
- “Hi Daniel, this is the Harbor Insurance agency reminding you of your policy review with Sandra tomorrow at 10 AM — if that no longer works, reply to this call and we will offer you another time.”
- “Hi Maria, this is Riverside Water calling back — you reached our line earlier and the call dropped. An operator is available now: shall I connect you, or would you rather pick a time for us to call?”
- Triggered by automated events, scheduled funnels or lists
- Announce a message, or act as an agent the caller can talk back to
- Call window, attempts, voicemail policy, consent and do-not-call flags — your rules
- Every call transcribed with its outcome; the AI identifies your business at the start
Scheduled Auto-Call comes inside a solution — see pricing. Calling back the hang-ups is part of AI Phone.
When your people are on the call, the AI is in their ear — AI ASSIST
Your operators work with headsets in the phone panel: outbound from to-do lists (yours, or the ones the AI prepares from hang-ups and follow-ups), inbound from the queue. Flip the AI ASSIST toggle and the AI listens to the live conversation and proposes, in real time, what to say — grounded answers in a side panel, each with its knowledge source named. The operator reads and talks — the AI never speaks into the call.
- Outbound from operator to-do lists, inbound from the queue — same panel, same knowledge
- New operators sound experienced on day one; nobody quotes a policy from memory
- Answers appear while the caller is still asking — sources shown
- Same knowledge base as every other channel — one truth
- Switch it on only for the calls where you want it
Available on its own — or inside a solution
Questions, answered
How is AI ASSIST metered, and which plan do I need?
Per minute, only while the toggle is ON; the rate shows on the toggle before you dial, and the supervisor sees minutes per operator in the briefing. Available on its own or inside a solution — see pricing.
Can the AI still answer some calls itself?
By your rules: AI at night and on weekends, operators during hours with the AI taking overflow when the queue builds, the AI calling hang-ups back — or humans on every call. Your numbers stay. A regulated question — coverage, eligibility, medical, legal, financial — is flagged in the panel for the person your rules name, whoever is on the line.
Try it free on your own business. 7 days. No credit card.
Give it your website. It learns your company. Then call it, chat with it, e-mail it — and decide. Nothing to install, nothing to cancel.
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