Start your phone flow

Build greetings, IVR menus, and after-hours flows with a guided product path instead of a telecom project spiral.

Product

The guided setup, examples, and voice direction layer behind phon.ist.

How it works See the guided setup, output bundle, and compatibility story. Templates Browse the core template library and open the right preload path into the studio. Examples Browse real caller situations before you open the studio. Voices Preview curated voice directions for inbound phone flows.
Solutions

Start from the operating reality you already have instead of a generic blank state.

Hotels Reservations, front desk, and multilingual guest routing. Multi-location One inbound layer across sites, teams, and schedules. IT resellers Scope faster and hand off clearer into implementation. Service business Cleaner first contact, queue messaging, and after-hours logic.
Resources

Structured reference surfaces for teams that need more context before they open the studio.

Guides Operational guidance for teams rolling out greetings, IVR, and after-hours flows. Docs Product and deployment reference for the guided setup and output model. API Integration and delivery context for partner and reseller workflows.
Pricing
Pricing
Start your phone flow
Phon.ist · greetings v1

Sound like
you've been doing this
for years.

Pick a script, pick a voice, ship a phone greeting. No agency ping-pong, no telecom project — the bundle you walk out with works on the phone system you already have.

Start your phone flow → Hear the voices
  • No setup. No IT project.
  • Works with your existing phone system
  • Ready-to-deploy audio & flow
let's pick
up.
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Voice samples

Confident, calm, warm, or right to the point — hit play.

All voices →
01 Voice
Professional

For clear, precise routing and a more operational first impression.

Voice Professional voice
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Marketing sample Scrub preview

A precise voice profile for structured phone flows.

02 Voice
Friendly

For warmer first contact in service-heavy inbound journeys.

Voice Friendly voice
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Marketing sample Scrub preview

A welcoming profile for general business greetings.

03 Voice
Calm

For trust-heavy flows, especially after-hours or sensitive caller moments.

Voice Calm voice
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Marketing sample Scrub preview

A calmer profile for reassurance and fallback moments.

04 Voice
Premium

For hospitality, brand-sensitive, and higher-touch caller journeys.

Voice Premium voice
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Marketing sample Scrub preview

A more refined profile for premium service positioning.

Open the studio

Skip the blank state. Preload the studio with your context.

Choose package, language, voice, and phone system here — the wizard opens with all of that already in place.

Kickoff

Choose the package and language space first.

Select the package, spoken output language, and operating context. phon.ist then opens a studio workspace with the right defaults already applied.

Package
Defaults

Friendly tone. Service voice. Output stays English-first in the studio.

What you can build

Pick what's
actually
on fire.

Each path opens the wizard with a tight scope so you skip the blank state. No new platform. No long PBX project.

Entry layer Add a greeting

Start with the first thing callers hear and keep the scope clean.
Routing Add a menu

Sort inbound calls cleanly before the wrong team picks up.
Fallback Add after-hours

Give callers orientation when the desk is offline.
Multilingual Add another language

Prepare caller paths for local and international audiences.
Three steps · ten minutes

Plan, shape, ship.

Guided where you'd panic without it. Technical where you actually need control.

Structured route
Scope
Routing
Voice
Bundle
Guided Voice, script, export

One sequence. No admin maze.

01
Start from the scope

Pick an industry, problem, or template. The setup narrows before telecom complexity creeps in.

02
Shape the caller path

Draft the text, audition the voice, and keep the flow structured instead of drifting into admin sprawl.

03
Ship the bundle

Leave with audio, routing logic, and a flow outline your existing phone stack can actually use.

Sample bundle

One hotel flow — welcome, route, fallback, all in one pass.

One guided setup produces the greeting, the route selection, the fallback logic, and the export bundle a reception team can drop straight onto the existing phone stack.

Example Hotel greeting sample
Preview
Voice preview 0:00 0:00
Marketing sample Scrub preview

API-generated hotel greeting preview with the August premium voice.

  • greeting.wav 8 kHz · mono · a-law 184 kB
  • ivr-menu.wav 8 kHz · mono · a-law 212 kB
  • after-hours.wav 8 kHz · mono · a-law 156 kB
  • flow.txt PBX handoff outline 4 kB
01
Welcome

Premium greeting with hotel context and language cue.

02
Route

Reservation, front desk, and arrival questions split early.

03
Fallback

After-hours and missed-call handling stay clear instead of improvised.

Industries

Start from where you actually are.

Industry-first entry points keep the setup relevant from the first click. No generic blank state.

Hotels

Reservations, front desk, and after-hours caller handling with multilingual readiness.

Open Multi-location

Route callers across sites, teams, and opening-hours logic without losing clarity.

Open IT resellers

Scope faster, hand off cleaner, and keep deployments repeatable.

Open Service business

Reduce repetitive inbound calls with a cleaner first-contact layer.

Open
Last step

Stop putting it off. Your callers can hear you.

Open the studio with your industry, language, and voice already preloaded. Walk out with a deployable bundle.

Start your phone flow → See how it works