CRM lookup and update
Reads the customer record before speaking, and updates it during the call when the flow needs it, like a new address or a confirmed order.
Leave one workflow and your number. The AI identifies itself, asks a few focused questions and prepares a structured brief.
While the caller is still on the line, it looks up the record, books the slot, sends a link, starts a payment through your provider or hands over to a person. Once the call ends, after-call workflows take over.
Each action below is a tool the agent can call mid-conversation, with the result told to the customer before the call ends. When the caller hangs up, the call closes with its outcome, reason, sentiment and next step: after-call workflows act on it and Score rates it.
Reads the customer record before speaking, and updates it during the call when the flow needs it, like a new address or a confirmed order.
Searches your knowledge base, price list or policies mid-call and answers from what it finds, not from memory.
Hands the call to a person on your team with the conversation context attached, so the customer does not have to repeat themselves.
Sends a link, a form or a request for a photo to the customer's phone without leaving the call, then reads the reply back.
Starts the payment in your payment provider's or bank's own flow, connected by API, and tells the customer the result once the provider confirms it.
Checks real availability and books, moves or cancels an appointment directly in Google Calendar.
Transfers the call to the right queue, extension or team through DRING's virtual PBX or your own SIP trunk, following the routing rules you set.
Moves the conversation to WhatsApp, SMS or email mid-call when that is the better place to finish the task, with the same memory carried over.
An action that touches a live system needs limits, not just capability. These are the same guardrails that apply across the platform's tools.
Every integration starts able to look up data only. Nothing is written until a write action is switched on for that tool.
Each write action, a CRM update, a payment, a booking, is enabled explicitly, tool by tool, never as one permission for everything.
A repeated call to the same tool with the same details does not double-charge, double-book or duplicate a record.
What was called, with what parameters, and what it returned is recorded against the conversation for audit.
Payments and other high-risk actions carry their own confirmation step and limits before the transaction completes.
The customer, or the agent itself when it is unsure, can move the call to a person at any point.
Three short transcripts, each ending with a different action completed before the call closes.
Adding an action to a live agent goes through the same test and release pipeline as any other change to how the agent talks or acts.
Pick the CRM, calendar, payment provider or messaging channel from the integration catalog.
The tool is attached to the specific agent and the point in the conversation where it can be called.
Read-only, or a specific write action, is switched on explicitly with its scope and limits.
The action runs in simulated conversations first, then reaches the live line through the same staged release as a prompt change.
Every call to the tool is logged and visible on the dashboard once the agent is live.
Yes. The payment runs through your payment provider or bank, connected by API, with the provider's own confirmation step and the limits you set. The agent tells the customer the result.
The agent tells the customer about the failure rather than guessing at a result, and the attempt is logged for the team to review.
Yes. Permissions are set per tool and per agent, so a write action can be scoped to specific lines, hours or agent versions.
No. Each agent is bound to the specific tools it needs, chosen from the catalog during setup.