An AI receptionist for translation agencies is not a generic message-taker. Ours is trained on the vocabulary, document types, and workflow of your agency specifically — so it can handle a quote call from start to finish.
Here is what a typical inbound quote call looks like when Eldris Voice handles it.
Step 1 — Language and document identification. The AI identifies the caller’s source language and target language requirements. It asks whether the document is legal, technical, financial, medical, marketing, or general content. If the caller mentions a sworn translation, certified translation, or apostille requirement, the AI flags that immediately and routes accordingly.
Step 2 — Scope capture. Word count or page count, deadline, whether the document is already in digital format or requires scanning, and whether the client needs a notarised copy. The AI captures all of this in a structured format that goes directly to your PM — not as a voicemail, as a qualified brief.
Step 3 — Delivery and contact. Preferred delivery format, whether the client needs a hard copy posted, and full caller contact details — name, email, phone, company if applicable. The AI confirms the PM or account manager who will follow up and gives the caller a realistic response timeframe based on your agency’s settings.
Step 4 — Routing. The qualified brief reaches the appropriate PM via your notification channel of choice. If the enquiry is outside your scope — a language pair you do not cover, a subject matter your agency does not handle — the AI says so honestly rather than creating false pipeline.
The caller ends the call with their brief taken, a name to expect contact from, and a timeframe. Your PM starts the follow-up with a complete brief rather than a vague voicemail.
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