Speaks several languages
It answers in the caller’s language, including tourists and international customers.
If your business is in a tourist area, in a city with many international residents, or serves customers from abroad, language can be the reason a caller hangs up. The parrot answers in the caller’s language.
How multilingual answering works
- The caller speaks their language. The parrot detects it and replies in the same language.
- It helps just as it would in English: booking, giving information, taking a message or transferring the call.
- You get the summary in your language, so there’s nothing to translate.
Which languages it speaks
It answers in the languages most common for a business, such as Spanish, French, German, Italian or Portuguese, as well as English. You choose which languages it should handle and which one is the main one.
What it does for your business
- Salons in tourist areas: visitors who want to book during their holiday.
- Clinics: international residents who don’t feel comfortable explaining a problem in another language.
- Repair shops: drivers passing through with a breakdown.
- Real estate: international buyers calling about a listing.
What to keep in mind
You write your business cards, like services and prices, once in your language, and the parrot uses them to answer in the others. If there’s something you want said a specific way in another language, like a service name, you can set it.
Questions
Can a call start in English and switch? Yes. If the caller replies in another language, the parrot switches.
Is the summary translated? Yes, into the language you choose, with a note of the language the call was in.
Can I limit it to English? Yes, if you’d rather answer in your own language only.