The Tools tab allows you to configure built-in tools for your AI agent.

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Built-in Tools

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1. Call Forwarding

The Call Forwarding tool enables seamless handoff of voice and chat interactions to external numbers or SIP endpoints. It supports:
  • Configurable behavior for accepted and declined transfers
  • Silent call summarization
  • Optional intro and fallback messages

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Configuration Interface

Call Forwarding Tool Interface

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Configuration Options

Enables or disables the call forwarding tool. When unchecked, the tool remains inactive.
Defines where forwarding applies:
  • Call
  • Chat
  • Call and Chat
Select based on the interaction types you want to support.
Specifies where to forward the interaction. Supports:
  • Phone numbers (e.g., +10002003040)
  • Multiple numbers, comma-separated
  • SIP endpoints (requires Is SIP to be enabled)
When enabled, treats the Transfer To value as a SIP address instead of a phone number.
When enabled:
  • The call is forwarded immediately.
  • The bot listens passively and creates a summary.
  • After the call, the bot may perform follow-up actions (e.g., send next steps or summaries).
Optional audio message played before the transfer. Useful for informing the caller about the upcoming handoff.
Optional message played if the recipient declines the call.
Fallback message shown when this tool is triggered in a chat-only context.Example:
“Please call the operator directly at +1-000-200-3040 for assistance.”

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2. Terminate Call

The Terminate Call tool allows the Virtual Assistant to end an ongoing interaction (voice or chat) based on specific conditions. This is typically used in scenarios like:
  • Handling spam or abusive behavior
  • Ending unproductive or repeated loops
  • Automatically closing after a predefined condition is met

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Configuration Interface

Terminate Call Tool Interface
ℹ️ The reason for terminating the call must be specified in the Parameters tab under the Description section.

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Configuration Options

Enables or disables the tool. When unchecked, the tool remains inactive.
Defines where forwarding applies:
  • Call
  • Chat
  • Call and Chat
Select based on the interaction types you want to support.
The message the Virtual Assistant will say before terminating the interaction.Example:
“Thank you for calling. I’m going to end this conversation now.”

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3. Spam Control

The Spam Control tool allows the Virtual Assistant to automatically end an interaction when it detects patterns of spammy, incoherent, or off-topic behavior. This is useful for:
  • Reducing abuse of the assistant
  • Automatically filtering out irrelevant interactions
  • Preserving resources by stopping unproductive loops

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Configuration Interface

Spam Control Tool Interface
ℹ️ The specific spam-related scenario should be described in the Parameters tab under the Description section. Example: “When a customer asks off-topic questions several times in a row, or several user messages in a row are unwanted or incoherent.”

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Configuration Options

Enables or disables the spam control tool. When unchecked, no spam filtering will be performed automatically.
Defines where the tool applies:
  • Call
  • Chat
  • Call and Chat
Choose according to the interaction types you want to monitor for spam behavior.
The message the Virtual Assistant will say before finishing the interaction.Example:
“This conversation is no longer productive, so I’ll go ahead and end it now.”
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