What is a voice bot, and how is it different from an IVR?
An IVR is a recorded menu: “press 1, press 2.” A voice bot — we prefer to call it a smart voice agent — holds an actual conversation: the caller speaks freely, and the agent understands, answers questions, takes an order or books an appointment. Nothing to press, no menus to survive.
Does the voice sound robotic?
No — and that's exactly the difference. AlloKoli's agent speaks in a natural, pleasant voice with human intonation, not a machine's. It does introduce itself as a voice assistant at the start of the call — full transparency — but from the second sentence on, it flows like any normal conversation. The easiest way to judge: start the free trial and hear it yourself.
How do I teach it my business?
In a conversation, not in settings screens. You tell it about your business in your own words — what you offer, your opening hours, the questions that come up all day — and paste in your menu or price list. It only answers from the information you gave it, and when something changes, updating it is just as quick.
What happens when it doesn't know the answer?
It doesn't invent one, and it doesn't spin the caller in circles. When a question comes up that it isn't sure about, or the caller asks for a person, it offers to transfer the call to you and does it immediately — or takes a tidy message that's waiting for you. No customer gets lost.
How much does an AI voice agent for business cost?
You start free: a 7-day trial with 30 minutes of real calls, no credit card and no commitment. After that, plans start at 199 ₪ per month (before VAT), phone number included — no setup fee, no implementation project.
Which languages does it speak?
Natural Hebrew by default — that's what it does best. If you serve tourists or customers in other languages, you can add English and French as a paid add-on to your plan.