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What This Agent Does:

  • Engages inbound leads with professional, friendly conversations
  • Asks qualifying questions to assess fit (budget, timeline, authority, need)
  • Answers common questions about your product or service
  • Schedules demos or consultations with qualified prospects
  • Captures detailed information for future follow-up with unqualified leads
  • Integrates with your CRM to log all interactions automatically

Key Benefits:

  • Save Sales Time: Only qualified leads reach your sales team
  • Never Miss a Lead: Respond to inquiries instantly, twenty-four seven
  • Consistent Qualification: Every lead is evaluated using the same criteria
  • Faster Response Time: Engage prospects within seconds of inquiry
  • Higher Conversion: Warm, qualified leads convert at three times the rate

Ideal For:

  • B2B SaaS companies
  • Professional services firms
  • Real estate agencies
  • Insurance and financial services
  • Educational institutions

Example 1: English Prompt


Full Call Flow Example (English)

Example 2: Hinglish Prompt (Hindi in Devanagari + English)


Full Call Flow Example (Hinglish)

This universal call flow template can be adapted for most use cases. Use this as your foundation when creating custom agents.

Call Flow Adaptation Examples

For Customer Support:
  • Skip verification if not dealing with account info
  • Focus heavily on Discovery phase
  • Add troubleshooting steps in Action phase
For Sales:
  • Add qualification questions in Discovery
  • Include objection handling in Action phase
  • Multiple touch-point closes
For Appointments:
  • Brief Discovery phase
  • Extended Action phase for scheduling
  • Double confirmation of date/time/location
For Surveys:
  • Minimal Opening
  • Extended Discovery with structured questions
  • Brief closing with gratitude

Key Differences & Notes

English Prompt:
  • All numbers written as English words: “five thousand dollars”
  • Professional but warm American/British business tone
  • Focused on B2B software sales context
Hinglish Prompt:
  • Hindi words in Devanagari script: “धन्यवाद” “अच्छा” “महीने”
  • English words in Latin script: “professional” “qualified” “budget”
  • Numbers in words matching language: “दस लाख” or “ten lakh”
  • Natural code-switching that Indian audiences expect
  • Real estate context relevant to Indian market
  • Currency in rupees with proper lakhs/crores terminology
Universal Call Flow:
  • Adaptable framework for any use case
  • Covers all phases from greeting to post-call automation
  • Includes edge case handling
  • Can be customized per industry or specific need

Best Practices for Using These Templates

  1. Start with the Universal Flow: Use it as your backbone structure
  2. Add Use-Case Specifics: Layer in industry or purpose-specific elements
  3. Keep Prompts Focused: Don’t try to handle every scenario in one prompt
  4. Test Iteratively: Start simple, test, then add complexity
  5. Use Consistent Formatting: Numbers in words, proper script for languages
  6. Plan for Failures: Include edge cases and transfer scenarios

Testing Tips:

  • Test the English prompt with various English-speaking accents
  • Test the Hinglish prompt with speakers who naturally code-switch
  • Verify TTS engine properly renders Devanagari script
  • Ensure numbers are pronounced clearly in both versions
  • Walk through the entire call flow with multiple test scenarios
  • Test edge cases like interruptions, background noise, unclear responses