Answers in conversation, not menus
No keypad menu: the caller speaks, ALOMETRY listens and responds. If the caller interrupts, it stops talking. It remembers what was said at the start of the call through to the end.
Line open 24/7 · English, Turkish, German
Let an AI employee who knows your business
answer your phone.
ALOMETRY answers your business’s incoming calls in English. It finds the order, appointment or customer record in your own systems and completes the task. When it can’t resolve a call, it doesn’t guess: it transfers the call to a number you define.
Systems it can connect to
- Order system
- Calendar and appointments
- Customer records (CRM)
- Knowledge base
- Custom in-house software
Every call is either completed or transferred to your number.
The line is open outside business hours, on weekends and on holidays. ALOMETRY listens to the caller, finds the information in your systems and acts according to your rules. A transcript and action log of every call stays in your dashboard.
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- Line open. After hours, weekends and holidays included.
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- Ways to connect. Your own software (API), an MCP server or a webhook.
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- Steps. The same sequence on every call: the call arrives, the request is understood, the task is carried out, and the call is logged or transferred.
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- Delete permission. Irreversible actions such as deleting records are never opened to ALOMETRY, under any condition.
Use cases
Which calls would you like to hand over to ALOMETRY?
You start with a single flow. Together, we decide which calls stay with ALOMETRY and which are transferred to you.
What the caller says
Product
Natural in conversation, rule-bound in operation.
Callers don’t press keys; they talk. ALOMETRY, in turn, works only within the limits you define.
Transfers what it can’t resolve
When a request is unfamiliar or falls outside your rules, it doesn’t guess. It transfers the call to the number you define, and the call’s transcript stays in the dashboard.
Every action is logged
Lookups, record updates, transfers: every action ALOMETRY takes during a call is added to the transcript in order.
Sample log
Delete permission is never granted
Irreversible actions such as deleting records are closed to ALOMETRY. You decide the other permissions, one action at a time.
Dashboard
Every call, in one dashboard.
The transcript, the actions taken and the transfer details sit in the same record. You see what happened on a call by reading it, without listening to the audio.
Sample view. In the live dashboard you see the records of your own calls.
Getting started
Let’s start with a single type of call.
Your demo request is the first step: a discovery meeting.
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We choose together which call to hand over; you decide on the pilot. Free, about 20 minutes, no obligation.
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The ALOMETRY team builds a single flow; the success criterion is set up front. You decide whether to continue, based on the results.
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If the pilot meets the criterion, new flows are added step by step.
Pricing is based on a monthly package of minutes; the right package is settled in the discovery meeting.
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Frequently asked questions.
Have another question? Write to hello@alometry.com.
It doesn’t guess. It transfers the call to the number you define. The call’s transcript stays in the dashboard, so the person who receives the transfer can see what was discussed.
It connects in one of three ways: the API of your own software, an MCP server, or a webhook (n8n, Zapier or your own endpoint). The system doesn’t have to be a well-known product; custom in-house software is a priority target. The system must be reachable over the internet via HTTPS; systems on a closed network connect through an intermediate layer.
Only the actions you have opened up, under your rules: for example looking up a record, or creating, rescheduling or cancelling an appointment. During setup, you decide which steps it completes on its own and which it transfers directly to you. Irreversible actions such as deleting records are never opened to ALOMETRY, under any condition.
The transcript of every call and every action ALOMETRY takes are recorded in the dashboard. You can read back why a call ended the way it did.
Which data is processed, how long it is kept, and the obligations under KVKK, the Turkish personal data protection law, are settled with you before setup. The principle is data minimization: ALOMETRY accesses only the system its task requires, and only the selected actions in that system; data a call doesn’t need is neither requested nor used. Access credentials for your systems are stored encrypted.
The ALOMETRY team does the setup. We don’t commit to a fixed timeline: it depends on how many systems are to be connected and how clear your business rules are. After the discovery meeting, we put together a realistic schedule for a narrowly scoped pilot.
Pricing is based on a monthly package of minutes. Which package fits depends on your call volume and the scope of the flow, and we settle it together in the discovery meeting. We don’t publish a standard price list on this page, because scope and volume differ from one business to the next.
The number of calls that can be answered at the same time is not unlimited; it is set with you in advance, based on your call volume.
ALOMETRY answers incoming calls in English and also speaks Turkish and German. The language your agent speaks is settled with you during setup.
Demo
Leave your demo request.
Let’s talk about the calls your phone receives, and choose the first flow together.
- We reply by email to arrange a time for the meeting.
- Discovery meeting: free, about 20 minutes, no obligation.
- If a suitable flow emerges, a pilot starts with that single flow; the decision is yours.
If you’d rather not fill in a form, you can write or call us directly: hello@alometry.com · +90 539 514 93 41
Thank you, your request has been received.
We will reply by email to agree on a suitable time for the meeting.
- The discovery meeting takes about 20 minutes; it is free and carries no obligation.
- Before the meeting, it is enough to think about two things: which calls come up most often, and which system holds the information those calls need.