Bring one call. Leave with the architecture that runs it.
A working session with the team that would run the deployment. You name the call you want to automate, we draw where it would run, what it would touch, and what a pilot would have to prove.
- A working session
- One call
- No slide deck
Request the review
We do not ask for a phone number or a budget.
- 0 to 5 min The call The task, named
- 5 to 15 min Where it runs On-premises, or your cloud
- 15 to 25 min What it touches Telephony and records
- 25 to 30 min What a pilot proves Scope and measurement
What to bring The name of one call, and how many you take a day.
One review, in four parts.
The review is a working session and not a pitch. Each part ends in a decision you can take back to your own architects, and the last one is the shortest path to a pilot.
The call
01
The one call you would automate first, named the way your operation names it.
Where it runs
02
On your own infrastructure, in your cloud account, or in Voicing Cloud, and what crosses the boundary.
What it touches
03
Telephony (SIP and CCaaS), systems of record, and identity.
What a pilot proves
04
The scope of a first pilot, and the measurement that would decide whether it worked.
You do not need to prepare anything.
You do not need to give us access to a system, a document or a data sample. If you can name the call and say roughly how many of them you take in a day, that is enough to start.
Who joins
The people who would run the deployment, and not an account manager.
What you bring
The name of one call, and roughly how many of them you take in a day.
What you leave with
A drawn architecture for that call, and the scope a pilot would need.
If a form is not how you buy, write instead.
Procurement rules, a shared mailbox, a security questionnaire that has to come back as a spreadsheet: all fine. Reply to a person, at the address in this panel, and the same team answers.
- Security package: say so in your subject line.
- An evidence report: name the figure you need, and we will send what is signed.