Is there not a way for the same voice assistant to wait for the call to say hello on an outbound call vs. on an inbound call the assistant says hello or do we need to use two separate assistants for that? This seems so rudimentary and a feature that should have been executed long ago. The use case is so high and happens all the time with our clients. Ai assistant calls > lead doesn't answer > lead calls back > since the bot is an Outbound bot the setting is to wait for the lead to greet > lead hangs up b/c noone says hello on the other line. Lead wasted. How can we overcome this with the same assistant? I've tried prompting it but that doesn't work b/c it uses the call setting. @Jorden Williams @Mike Copeland @Assistable Ai @Assistable Team

When reading back a phone number or time we sometimes get a weird pronunciations of numbers that are a bit inaudible. I've tried different voices and LLM models. Is anyone else experiencing this? @Jorden Williams @Mike Copeland @Assistable Ai @Assistable Team

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Apologies for all the questions, I'm still finding my feet and I believe there is seasoned veterans here whose brains I have the chance to pick. Based in Ireland, building a receptionist agent for a clinic. Trying to get her sounding natural and colloquial rather than robotic. What have you guys found works best - hardcoding specific filler words and phrases, leaving it open, or does trying to manufacture it actually make things worse? Any other general tips to get the most out of voice agents would be appreciated