AI voice agents in Guwahati

Outpero is Guwahati's fastest employee. It is an AI voice agent that calls every new lead in under 30 seconds, speaks Hindi and English — switching to English the moment the caller does — works 24/7, and has no setup fee, with calls from ₹5 a minute.

For a Fancy Bazaar distributor or a hospital in Dispur, the best agent follows up retailers across several states reliably, retries dropped calls and writes confirmed orders into your sheet. Outpero publishes this page and is one option; test vendors on the same retailer-list scenario, including a poor-network call.

Guwahati businesses can consider cloud-telephony vendors such as Ozonetel and Knowlarity, enterprise voice-AI firms like Haptik, and self-serve platforms including Outpero. These serve India nationally, not from a Guwahati office. Shortlist by retry logic, Hindi quality and pricing in rupees, then trial each on a small retailer list.

Outpero's Standard voice is ₹5 per connected minute, Premium ₹6.8, no setup fee. A distributor calling 2,000 retailers at 1.5 minutes each uses 3,000 minutes, ₹15,000, and on three channels the dials take roughly 12 hours. Three channels mean two extra at ₹649 plus the ₹649 number, for ₹16,947 before 18% GST.

Nothing is free forever. Outpero gives 50 free credits at signup, no card, about ten minutes of Standard talk. A GS Road distributor can run a handful of retailer follow-ups in Hindi to hear how they sound. Credits never expire, so a trial can fit between Bihu and Durga Puja order peaks.

No. Assamese and Bengali are not supported yet. The agent speaks Hindi, the common trading language with distributors and retailers, and Indian English, which hospitals and corporate buyers use, and it switches between them mid-sentence. Assamese-first consumer campaigns should stay with your own staff.

Yes. Bulk campaigns call a CSV of retailers with scheduling, calling windows, auto-retries and callbacks, confirm stock needs, and write orders into your spreadsheet. About 55 dials an hour per channel is the rough speed. Large orders can transfer to your sales team, and call logs show what each call cost.

Not in Assamese. Assamese is not supported yet, and Outpero does not claim otherwise; its live languages are Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Kannada, Malayalam and Indian English. In Guwahati that still covers trade calls with distributors and retailers across the Northeast, many of whom use Hindi or English, and B2B or hospital follow-ups in English. Consumer calls to Assamese-first households should stay with a human team.

By uploading a CSV of retailers in Shillong, Itanagar, Dimapur and Upper Assam, setting calling windows, and letting the agent take orders, confirm dispatch dates or chase payments in Hindi or English. A campaign runs one call per channel at once, retries unanswered numbers and writes each answer into a spreadsheet live. The owner reviews transcripts and summaries instead of spending the afternoon on the phone.