Customer relationship performance begins before the contact center
Every year, your customers try dozens of different ways to reach you. They call, search on Google, start a chat, reply to a text message, and scan a QR code. In customer service, no one really chooses where an inquiry comes in or how it’s routed. That’s where DialOnce comes in.
DialOnce, the AI agent for customer journeys
Unmanaged demand, overwhelmed advisors, broken customer journeys
A customer relationship manager handles millions of incoming contacts every year. Customers don’t always know which channel to choose, and their choice is almost never the most effective, neither for them nor for the company.
The result is familiar to every major customer relationship department: unfiltered volumes of incoming requests, agents tied up with poorly routed inquiries, and customer journeys that break down as soon as they switch from one channel to another.
No matter how efficient a contact center may be, it only routes requests once they’ve already entered the system. The real leverage lies upstream.
What a customer relations director sees today
Our positioning
Engaging from the very first point of contact
Our role
A clear role within your customer service ecosystem
You already have a contact center, a CRM, and teams that know their business. DialOnce doesn’t add another layer: it handles everything that happens beforehand, from receiving the request to resolving or forwarding it.
DialOnce doesn’t replace your CCaaS, it enhances it. By stepping in early in the process, it enables your agents to receive requests that are better qualified, better targeted, and better contextualized.
Our integrations with Genesys, Odigo, Kiamo, NICE, Salesforce, and Zendesk are designed with this complementary approach in mind.
What we are
Our promise
Capture, qualify, resolve, or forward
DialOnce handles every request from start to finish. Four steps, one seamless process: from initial inquiry to resolution, without any interruptions.
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Pillar 1
Capture
A single AI-powered customer service agent, accessible via voice, digital, and in-person channels. Whether through voice, website, app, Google, SMS, RCS, WhatsApp, QR code, or a self-service kiosk, DialOnce captures customer inquiries wherever they reach out to you.
“Your customers can come in through any door. DialOnce guides them to the right path.”
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Pillar 2
Qualify
DialOnce combines intent classification, generative AI, and business rules. NLU accuracy, LLM nuance, control through your rules, and a multi-agent architecture. Our Blend engine, a specialized language model, is what sets us apart.
“Understand quickly, accurately, and without losing control.”
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Pillar 3
Resolve
When a request can be handled independently, DialOnce provides the answer, guides the customer, or triggers the appropriate action. It doesn’t just respond—it determines whether the request can be resolved immediately and resolves it without routing it to an agent when it’s not necessary.
“Resolve whenever possible.”
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Pillar 4
Forwarding
When human intervention or a business system is required, DialOnce routes the request to the right place with the right context. The agent receives a qualified, prioritized, and contextualized request—never a raw contact. This is how we bridge the gap between automation and human interaction.
“Forward when necessary.”






Our architecture
One agent, multiple touchpoints
DialOnce does not offer a catalogue of bots to stack on top of one another. We deploy a single AI agent, with the same understanding and the same approach to qualifying, resolving or handing over requests. The channel is simply a deployment method.
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On the phone
The AI agent becomes a voicebot. It answers the call, understands the reason for the request and routes it before the caller even enters the queue.
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In the inbox
The AI agent becomes a mailbot. It handles written requests, qualifies them and triggers the appropriate actions.
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During the call
Visual IVR seamlessly moves the conversation to digital channels without disrupting the customer journey.
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On the Web and on mobile devices
Website, app, Google, WhatsApp, SMS, RCS: the AI agent is available digitally, 24/7.
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Alongside the advisors
The AI agent augments your teams with suggested responses, access to knowledge and post-call summaries.
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At physical touchpoints
Self-service kiosks, QR codes in branches or on printed communications: every touchpoint becomes a qualified entry point.
Our results
A positioning that delivers measurable results
Banking, insurance, retail, energy, transport, public services, tourism, social housing: acting upstream delivers measurable results across the KPIs that matter most to customer relations teams.
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Customer satisfaction
90% Users who are satisfied or very satisfied with the automated workflows
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Avoided calls
15% Percentage of calls avoided through redirection to a digital channel
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Increased productivity
+20% Increased time allocated by your advisors for value-added tasks
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Reachability
+30pts Improvement in the percentage of calls handled (by phone or digitally) out of the total number of incoming calls


Discover our customer success stories
What our positioning changes for you
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The contact journey covers the entire path from the moment someone decides to contact you to the moment their request is handled. It could be a customer in banking or retail, a tenant with a social housing provider, a citizen using public services, or a passenger using transport services.
The journey begins well before the request reaches the contact center: with a Google search, a help page, a phone number displayed on a bill, or an SMS received after a call.
This is where DialOnce steps in: at this upstream stage of the journey, which is often poorly equipped and largely invisible in performance metrics. -
No. DialOnce operates upstream of these platforms and feeds into them. Requests reaching your CCaaS or CRM are already qualified, prioritized and enriched with the relevant context. Requests that can be resolved autonomously never need to reach them.
Our integrations with the leading platforms on the market are designed around this complementary approach, never as a replacement. -
It is critical. Responding means producing a message. Deciding means determining what should happen next.
For every request, the AI agent assesses whether it can be resolved immediately through self-service, whether it requires an action in a business system, or whether it needs to be handed over to an advisor.
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Many solutions claim to be omnichannel when they are actually just multichannel: they operate across multiple channels but have no record of what happened on the others. Omnichannel capability requires that context be shared across channels. A customer who started their inquiry on your website, continued via text message after a phone call, and then was transferred to a representative should not have to repeat anything. DialOnce shares the reason for the inquiry, the information already collected, and the customer journey history across all touchpoints, including your CCaaS and CRM.
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Across four key areas: the volume of inbound contacts that actually reach advisors, first contact resolution rate, average cost per contact, and customer satisfaction measured through NPS or CSAT.
Acting upstream shifts the focus from improving handling productivity to managing the flow of customer requests itself.