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Start and end a browser voice conversation

Use the Voice Testing screen to speak to an agent in the verified active project.

Desktop · Pro / Free (plan-boundary view) · Owner

Before you begin

  • Sign in and select the intended project.
  • Live voice requires configured services/providers; demonstrations must use labelled deterministic boundaries.

Starting screen: /dashboard/agents

1. Open Voice Testing

In Agents open Configure Eva or an eligible specialist, then Voice Testing.

Expected result: The browser voice controls appear on an eligible plan.

Confirm it worked: Inspect the displayed state and verify the service-confirmed outcome before continuing.

Result: Open Voice Testing. Select the image to enlarge it.

2. Start a conversation

Choose Start browser conversation and grant microphone access if requested.

Expected result: The configured voice service establishes an authenticated session.

Confirm it worked: Inspect the displayed state and verify the service-confirmed outcome before continuing.

3. Follow transcript and tool activity

Speak a bounded business request. Read Live transcript and Voice tool activity where shown. Respond to questions/approval controls when required.

Expected result: Finalised transcript and tool outcomes are available; a transcript promise is not proof of a completed write.

Confirm it worked: Inspect the displayed state and verify the service-confirmed outcome before continuing.

4. End and inspect the call

Choose End conversation, then review Recent Calls after reconciliation.

Expected result: The session ends and its completed record can be inspected.

Confirm it worked: Inspect the displayed state and verify the service-confirmed outcome before continuing.

Troubleshooting and alternatives

Microphone access, a configured voice service and live provider availability are prerequisites. Illustrative demos use deterministic voice boundaries and must be labelled.

Owner voice writes follow policy and exact approval requirements. A declined or failed action must not be described as completed.

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