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What the AI hears, and nothing more

Naya

Nobody likes writing the call up. Naya does it.

Naya listens to your calls when you ask her to, transcribes them, draws a useful summary out of them, pulls out the decisions and the promised callbacks, then files them where your team already works.

What she produces, call after call.

Not a wall of text to re-read, but four short things a manager can act on the same evening.

  • A three-line summary, in the language of the call, written to be read by somebody who was not there.
  • The follow-ups, separated from the rest, with the person concerned and the deadline where one was spoken.
  • Labels — reason, urgency, product, satisfaction — applied automatically according to your categories, not ours.
  • The full transcript, time-stamped, searchable, with the speakers distinguished.

Where the results are filed

Naya, the Konvoice conversation assistant
Naya Conversation assistant · she writes, she does not answer the phone

Naya is software. This portrait is a synthetic image: we do not put a real person’s face on a service that is not one.

Who it is for

Three trades, three uses with nothing in common.

The transcription is the same. What you do with it is not.

Customer service

The real reason people call, counted across every conversation and not across the boxes the agents had time to tick. You discover that 18 % of calls are about a page on your site you could simply fix.

The sales team

The CRM fills itself in. The write-up, the objection heard and the next deadline are written before the salesperson has started the car.

The supervisor

Quality measured on every call: talk time, interruptions, adherence to the opening script, the tone of the conversation. No more listening to three random calls to assess a team of thirty.

Non-negotiable rule

The AI is never in your call’s path.

If the transcription service is slow, saturated, down, or simply unreachable because your link is poor, your call does not know about it.

  • The audio is processed after the conversation, never during it.
  • On a degraded network, the recording stays on the Konvoice Edge and goes up when the line allows it.
  • An outage at the AI supplier degrades neither the voice, nor call set-up, nor the phone system.
  • The AI’s compute budget is capped, below the priority given to telephony.
  1. The call takes place

    No dependency on the AI. The audio takes the shortest path, as always.

  2. The recording is queued

    Locally if it has to be. It waits for a usable link.

  3. Transcription and analysis

    In the European Union, on models we name in our register of sub-processors.

  4. Results delivered

    Into the Workspace and into your CRM. On average thirty seconds after hang-up, later if the line was down.

The only effect of an AI outage is a summary that arrives later.

Guardrails

What Naya will not do.

An AI inside a phone conversation touches personal data, sometimes sensitive, and often data belonging to a third party who signed nothing. Our limits are written down, not implied.

Nothing without consent

Recording and transcription are off by default. You enable them per team, per queue or per user, and the legal announcement to the other party is configurable by country.

No training on your calls

Your conversations are never used to train a model, neither ours nor a supplier’s. That is a contractual clause, not an intention.

Real erasure

Deleting a call deletes the audio, the transcript, the summary and the derived labels. The retention period is yours, not ours.

No automated decisions

Naya does not grade an employee, does not trigger a procedure and does not rank anybody. She produces information; the decision stays human, which is what employment law requires.

Two dark screens covered in code in a dimly lit room, a person seen from behind in front of them. Where the audio goes

The journey, in plain words

What leaves your call, and how far it goes.

The question people actually ask is not “what does the AI do”, it is “where does my conversation go”. The answer fits in four lines and it is contractual.

  • The audio stays in Europe — transcription and summary run on servers in the Union, at a host named in the contract.
  • Nothing goes to an undeclared third party — the list of sub-processors is published and notified before any change.
  • No training — your conversations feed no model, neither ours nor a supplier’s.
  • Deleting deletes — the audio, the transcript, the summary and the labels go together.

To come

The voice agent, when it is genuinely ready.

Having an AI answer instead of a human is technically feasible today. Doing it without degrading your customer’s experience is less often the case than people claim.

  • Reserved for flows where a human adds nothing: out-of-hours qualification, taking contact details, routing to the right department.
  • Immediate fallback to the classic voice menu, the queue or voicemail as soon as the link or the model fails.
  • Handover to a human on the caller’s first request, without making them repeat themselves.
  • Locally executable models for organisations that cannot send anything outside.

Talk to us about it

Our position We do not sell a voice agent as a feature ticked on a list. An automated attendant that misunderstands does more damage than an honest queue. We deploy it site by site, with you, and we take it out if it does not keep its promises.
Two people talking, standing in a bright room, one listening to the other.

A conversation is not summarised because a machine heard it. It is summarised because somebody had to read it back.

Naya writes the write-up; the decision stays yours

Questions about Naya

Do we have to inform the other party?
Yes, in most jurisdictions, and it is also good practice. Konvoice plays the announcement you chose, in the language of the call, and logs the fact that it was played. The rules vary by country: the configuration is done per site, not globally.
Which languages are recognised?
French, English, Italian, Spanish, German, Portuguese and Arabic currently give results we consider usable in production. Other languages work with variable quality; we tell you rather than letting your teams find out.
Where does the processing happen?
In the European Union by default. The model suppliers used are named in our public register of sub-processors, with the processing region for each.
Can Naya be switched off completely?
Yes, for the whole company, for a site, for a queue or for one person. Plans that include Naya do not oblige you to use her, and switching her off degrades no other function.
Does she work on calls made from a desk phone?
Yes. The processing applies to the call, not to the device: a call made from a Yealink produces the same summary as one made from the browser.

See what Naya writes about one of your own calls.

During the demo we make a real call and show you the write-up it produced, unfiltered and with no prepared example.

No commitment. No card number asked for.