Voice agents that continue the conversation on chat and WhatsApp
Keep phone conversations connected to chat and WhatsApp so customers continue without restarting intake on every channel.
Start with one workflow, use your approved content, and keep a human in control of exceptions.
Updated
Warm
Transfers with a spoken brief
1,500
Minutes on the Voice AI plan
$299
Voice AI plan per month
24/7
Call coverage
What are multichannel voice agents?
Multichannel voice agents keep phone workflows connected to chat and messaging so customers can continue a request on the channel they prefer. Botcadence shares conversation context from the Voice Agent channel across supported touchpoints instead of forcing a restart.
The Problem
Why single-channel voice is not enough
Multichannel Voice Agents treat the phone as one step in a connected journey, not a dead-end call recording.
Customers restart on every channel
Phone notes never reach chat, so people re-explain the same issue.
Teams measure silos
Voice, chat, and WhatsApp report separate success rates for one customer journey.
Handoffs fight over ownership
Without shared identity rules, tickets duplicate across queues.
Follow-ups land on the wrong surface
SMS or chat confirmations never fire after a phone booking.
Product capabilities
Multichannel built around useful outcomes
Shared context
Carry useful customer context between supported touchpoints.
One workflow view
Measure outcomes across phone and digital conversations.
Channel-appropriate handoffs
Move from voice to chat or WhatsApp when that is a better next step.
Unified knowledge
Keep answers consistent while respecting each channel’s interaction pattern.
Identity stitching
Match callers and chatters using the identifiers your ops team trusts.
How it works
Put multichannel to work
Pick the primary and follow-up channels
Decide where the conversation starts and where it may continue.
Unify knowledge and identity rules
Share approved answers and customer identifiers across channels.
Design cross-channel handoffs
Define when voice should send a WhatsApp summary or open a chat thread.
Measure cross-channel completion
Track bookings, resolutions, and handoffs regardless of channel mix.
Demo multichannel Voice Agents
Watch a phone booking continue on WhatsApp confirmation and a chat thread without losing context.
Example workflow
Phone booking continues with a WhatsApp confirmation thread
A multichannel Voice Agent books on a call, then sends a WhatsApp summary so the customer can reschedule asynchronously without repeating intake.
Trigger
Customer books during a phone call
A caller confirms Thursday at 2 PM but asks to receive the details on WhatsApp for their partner.
AI action
Agent completes voice booking
Botcadence confirms the slot on the call using shared calendar rules and captures the WhatsApp number on file.
System update
WhatsApp confirmation thread opened
A summary message with time, location, and reschedule options is sent on the connected WhatsApp channel with shared context.
Business outcome
Journey completes without re-intake
The customer reschedules later in WhatsApp and ops still sees one continuous workflow outcome.
Trigger
Customer books during a phone call
A caller confirms Thursday at 2 PM but asks to receive the details on WhatsApp for their partner.
AI action
Agent completes voice booking
Botcadence confirms the slot on the call using shared calendar rules and captures the WhatsApp number on file.
System update
WhatsApp confirmation thread opened
A summary message with time, location, and reschedule options is sent on the connected WhatsApp channel with shared context.
Business outcome
Journey completes without re-intake
The customer reschedules later in WhatsApp and ops still sees one continuous workflow outcome.
The Transformation
Siloed voice vs multichannel voice
See how connecting phone with chat and WhatsApp reduces repeat intake and improves completion rates.
| Capability | Without AI | With Botcadence |
|---|---|---|
| Customer memory | Restart intake per channel | Shared context across phone and messaging |
| Knowledge | Separate FAQs per team | One approved knowledge set |
| Follow-up | Manual SMS after calls | Automated next-step messages on connected channels |
| Reporting | Channel silos | Journey-level completion metrics |
Who it is for
A practical fit for teams with repeatable conversations
Service brands
Businesses customers already bounce between call and message.
Common Questions
Questions teams ask before getting started
Yes for supported Botcadence channels. Shared knowledge and handoff rules keep answers consistent while each channel keeps its own interaction patterns.
When configured, the agent can send a summary or next-step message on a connected messaging channel so the customer does not repeat intake.
No. Launch inbound or outbound voice first, then connect chat or WhatsApp once the first workflow is reliable.
Website chat, WhatsApp, and SMS-style follow-ups are the most common companions for booking confirmations and async questions.
Publish one approved knowledge source and reuse it across Voice Agents, Chat Agents, and WhatsApp workflows.
Make multichannel useful from the first launch
Start with one customer workflow, connect approved context, and expand once the team can see the outcome.
- One workflow to start
- Approved content
- Human handoff when needed