AI Voice

Some customers would rather hear you

The AI can reply with natural voice notes — in a professional brand voice, or in your own cloned voice, recorded with your explicit consent. Voice is opt-in per campaign, so it speaks only where you want it to.

Natural voice notes Your voice, your consent Per-campaign opt-in
What you get

Built in, not bolted on

Voice notes, not robots

Replies sound like a person leaving a voice note — pace, tone and language matched to the conversation.

Your own voice, safely

Clone a rep’s voice only from a recording made with that person’s explicit consent — identity is never borrowed.

Per-campaign control

Turn voice on for the campaigns where it fits and leave it off everywhere else.

Speaks the customer’s language

Voice replies follow the conversation’s language, like every AI reply.

Text stays available

Voice complements text — customers who prefer reading still get clean written replies.

Same honesty rules

Voice replies follow the same guardrails: your knowledge base, no invented facts, instant human takeover.

How it works

Up and running in minutes

01

Pick the voice

A professional brand voice, or record consent and clone your own.

02

Enable it per campaign

Voice is opt-in exactly where you want it.

03

The AI speaks

Natural voice notes go out in conversations — and everything stays on the record.

FAQ

Good questions, straight answers

Can it use my voice?

Yes — with your explicit recorded consent. Voice cloning without the voice owner’s consent is not possible in BM CRM, by design.

Will every campaign speak?

Only the ones you enable. Voice is per-campaign opt-in, off by default.

What languages does voice support?

Voice replies follow the conversation language, like text replies — including Arabic and English.

Do voice replies follow the same rules as text?

Exactly the same: answers from your knowledge base only, no invented prices, and a human can take over at any moment.

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