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BM Voice

AvailableEvidence: Multilingual voice agent case study

The short answer

BM Voice answers and places calls in Indian languages, including code-switched speech. It holds a natural turn-taking conversation, acts in your backend systems during the call, transfers warm to a person on defined triggers, and is measured on latency from end of speech to start of audio.

Low-latency, natural-sounding voice agents that handle inbound and outbound calls. Multilingual, with full call transcripts and CRM sync. The latency budget is defined per pipeline stage and monitored in production, because a regression in any one provider degrades the whole call.

What it does

  • Sub-400ms response latency
  • Inbound + outbound call flows
  • Multilingual & dialect-aware
  • Live transcripts & sync to CRM

What it connects to

  • Telephony providers and SIP trunks
  • Speech recognition and synthesis, including Indian-language models
  • CRM and ticketing systems
  • Order, booking and billing backends

Controls

  • The agent identifies itself as an automated assistant
  • Distress, hardship and reserved topics transfer to a person
  • Per-stage latency monitored in production
  • Transcripts retained under your policy for dispute resolution
Latency
320ms
Containment
63%

Figures come from delivered engagements and depend on volume, data quality and process maturity. The measurement window behind any of them is available on request.

Seen in production

Case studyCustomer experience·A consumer services company operating in nine Indian languages

A voice agent that holds its own in nine Indian languages

Support in English served maybe a third of the callers. Sovereign Indic models and a hard latency budget served the rest, including the ones who switch language mid-sentence.

p95 latency
320ms
Containment
63%
resolved without a human
Languages live
9
Read how it was built

Questions we get asked

How is the latency figure measured?

From the moment the caller stops speaking to the moment audio starts playing back, which is the gap a caller actually experiences. A latency number quoted without its measurement point is not comparable across vendors.

Which Indian languages are supported?

We evaluate candidate languages against a sample of your own call recordings and report accuracy per language, rather than publishing a count that has not been tested on your traffic.

Next step

Test one multilingual call flow