Take Message
Be available for your customers 24/7
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We start with a Speak node introducing the company to the caller and letting them know that they are calling after hours. The Speak node does not collect any input from the user.
Step 2 - Collect a message
We then ask the caller if they'd like to leave a message using the Collect Input node to relay the prompt and gather information at the same time.
In case we can't collect the caller's input, the agent will notify the caller the agent wasn't able to help and terminate the call, with e.g. "I'm sorry, I can't seem to help you. I will make sure my human colleagues will give you a callback as soon as possible." This means the No input and Missed tabs of the Collect Input node are connected to a Speak node and End Call node.
In the following Conditions node, we are classifying the caller's response. If the caller confirms, we continue to another Collect Input node that collects the message. If the caller doesn't want to leave a message, we connect to a Speak node letting the caller know that the call is going to be terminated.
Step 3 - Save the message
In order to save the message and send it over to a CRM for review, we utilize a Webhook node. If the API request to the third party service fails, we use the Speak node again to inform the caller that an agent will call them back and terminate the call.
To terminate the call after having successfully sent the message over to the third party service, we use a Speak node ("Thank you. I have taken your message. You can expect a callback shortly from one of my human colleagues. Have a good day!") and End Call node.
