Teltura picks up when your team can’t, and it does the actual work. It books the room, files the claim, or screens the applicant, then texts a confirmation. You get a short, clear record of what happened instead of a pile of transcripts.
It tells every caller it’s an AI. It never takes a card number by voice.
It’s the same agent underneath, set up for the way your business actually works — your rates, your rules, your systems. We’re live in hotels and resorts first. Collections and insurance are next.
After 9pm and all weekend, the reservations line rings out. Every call that hits voicemail is a room a travel site books for you, at their commission.
Answers the line, quotes the real total including fees, books the room, and texts the guest a confirmation. Anything it can’t handle goes straight to your front desk.
↳ Never takes card numbers by voice. Payment goes by text link.
The rules cap how often you can call, and they keep getting tighter. Keeping a clean record of every contact across phone, text, and email is a job on its own.
Confirms it’s the right person, gives the required disclosures, captures a promise to pay, and logs every contact for your audit. It’s a tool your licensed collectors run, never the collector itself.
↳ Tracks contact frequency across channels for Reg F (7-in-7) and NYC (3-in-7, 2027).
First-notice-of-loss and everyday policy questions pile up at the agency, and only licensed people are allowed to quote or bind.
Takes the first notice of loss, answers policy questions, and writes it back to your system. It never quotes or binds — that stays with your licensed agents.
↳ Never quotes or binds. Keeps a full record of every call for compliance review.
Every missed call is a job your competitor just won. And the big scheduling platforms are bundling their own answering while locking down the tools you’d use to build your own.
Answers on the first ring, books the job into whatever scheduling software you already use, and texts the customer a confirmation.
↳ Works with your scheduler, not locked to any one platform’s API.
Phone-screening a big pile of applicants eats a recruiter’s whole week. And candidates walk away when an AI interview isn’t upfront about being one.
Screens applicants by phone against your criteria and writes up how each one did. It always says it’s an AI, and a person is one ask away.
↳ Discloses on every call, never makes the hire/reject decision, and keeps an audit trail (IL HB 3773, NYC LL144).
Campaigns run on the phone — fundraising, volunteers, event RSVPs, get-out-the-vote — with huge seasonal spikes, a small team, and the strictest calling rules of any industry.
Works your opted-in supporter and donor lists: makes the ask, takes the pledge, signs up volunteers, and confirms RSVPs, with consent and an AI disclosure on every single call.
↳ Consent and AI disclosure on every call. Never clones a candidate’s voice. Follows state AI-in-elections rules and calling-time windows.
Most AI phone tools answer a question and take a message. Teltura completes the booking, the claim, or the screen, and hands it to your team already done.
Consent, the AI disclosure, and a record of who was contacted and when are handled on every call. That is what collections, insurance, and calling-time laws actually require, and it is built in.
Change what the agent says, test it on a real call, and put it live yourself. No support ticket, no waiting on us, no “ask your account manager.”
Every other vendor makes you email support to change a single line the agent says. We don’t. You change it, test it on a call, and ship it yourself.
Every comparison starts with what the other tool does well, then makes our case. No strawmen.
This is a real voice call, right in your browser, with a live agent for a made-up resort. Ask about a room and some dates and let it take you through a booking. It won’t take a card, and it’ll tell you it’s an AI.
Call the reservations line for a demo resort. Ask about a room and dates, and it books.
Live call in your browser · mic required · you’re talking to an AI, disclosed on the call.