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Use case: bills and hold queues

Let it wait on hold

Callmate sits through the hold music, the menus and the transfers, and only bothers you if a person needs to hear from you.

Bills and hold queues

Your place in the queue, kept for you

Callmate presses through the phone menu, waits as long as it takes and gets to work when someone answers. Hold time costs less than talk time.

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  • Menus

    Through the options

    It listens and presses the right buttons.

  • Hold

    As long as it takes

    Up to the call length limit you set.

  • Alert

    When it matters

    A notification if security checks need you.

  • Chase

    Bills and refunds

    Disputed charges, refunds and payment plans.

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Details

The details that make it work

Half-rate hold
Hold time counts at half rate against your plan hours: the AI is idle, but the phone line is still open.
Security checks
Callmate hands over to you for passwords and security questions.
Retries
Line closed or too busy? It tries again at a better time.
Reference numbers
Saved to the task, ready for the next call.
Credited to Tom's account
£74.20

After a bill based on an estimated reading.

On hold, while Tom worked
38min

He didn't hear a second of the music.

Taken from his hours
19min

Hold time counts at half rate.

FAQ

Questions about bills and hold queues

Visit the help center
Will it pass security checks for me?

No. Callmate never reads out passwords or card details. It asks you to join for those steps.

How long will it wait?

As long as you allow. Set a maximum call length per agent or per task.

Do I pay for hold time?

Hold time counts at half rate against your plan hours, so a 40-minute hold uses 20 minutes.

Hear it on your calls

Get the app, run a test call and hand over your first job. 2½ hours free in your first 30 days, no card needed.