Give your voice agent a computer.
Your voice agent talks. Eager does the work in your systems while the caller holds.
$20 of free credit to try it. No card.
A clinic’s voice agent checks in a patient on hold: Eager finds her chart, tells apart two patients with the same name, and checks her coverage in the payer’s portal.
“Can you check me in?” : Checked her coverage, referral and meds, and told her what she owes.
“Where’s my truck?” : Found it on GPS, logged the delay and gave a new ETA.
“We need a rental car.” : Caught a swapped report number, opened the claim, booked the rental.
“Update our bank details.” : Called the number on file, refused the change, held payments.
The problem
Voice agents can talk, but the work lives in CRMs, portals and desktop apps. When the fix needs one, the call ends in a ticket and a callback.
How it works
Your voice agent sends the request to Eager with one API call.
It follows your procedures in the CRM, portal or desktop app: in its browser, or on your computer or a VM we host.
It sends short progress lines for your voice agent to read to the caller, then the result.
Why Eager
- No integrations to build: it uses the screens your team uses.
- Made for hold time: spoken progress while it works.
- Works behind the voice agent you already run.
- Where it answers: Behind any voice agent that can call an API.
Other jobs it learns
Sales copilot
Your reps ask. It knows every product, policy and portal, and says what to recommend.
Support agent
Answers your customers and fixes it in your systems, instead of linking an article.
On your customer’s computer
It does the fix on their Mac or PC while they watch, with Stop always in reach.
Patient intake
Finds the chart, checks coverage in the payer’s portal, and tells the patient what they owe.
Freight
Reads the truck’s live location, converts its time zone, and moves the pickup in your shipping system.
Claims
Catches the swapped digit in a case number, reads the right report, and keys the claim.
Payables
Checks a bank-change request against the supplier’s number on file before anything changes.
Start with one job.
Pick the request your team handles most. Hand it the files. Watch it work before you spend a cent.