AI phone agent for your helpdesk

Your helpdesk is good at everything except the phone. Calls arrive as the one channel with no queue, no form and no record, and they turn into tickets that say little more than that someone rang.

In short

An AI phone agent in front of a helpdesk answers the support line, identifies the caller and checks their open tickets before deciding anything. Repeat questions such as order status or opening hours are resolved during the call and never become tickets. Whatever needs a person is written to the helpdesk with intent, priority, group and a readable summary already set.

What changes

What it does on every call

  • Fewer tickets, not more

    The repeat questions get answered on the call. A ticket that never gets created is the cheapest one you will ever handle.

  • No blank tickets

    What does get filed arrives categorised, prioritised and summarised, so nobody has to call the customer back to find out what they wanted.

  • First response during the call

    By the time the caller hangs up they already have either an answer or a ticket number.

The tools

Helpdesks elunos.ai connects to

Cloud or self-hosted. Each page lists which queues the agent may write to and what it never touches.

Frequently asked questions

Usually fewer. Calls that today become a ticket because nobody had time to answer them get resolved during the conversation instead. Only what genuinely needs a person is filed.

It closes the ones it opened and resolved itself. It does not close tickets your team is working on, and that boundary is set at connection time.

They go to a person quickly. The agent is tuned to hand over early rather than push through a script, and the human picks up with the full transcript already attached.

Yes. Zammad and Jira Service Management run on your own infrastructure in many setups, and the integration needs only a reachable endpoint and a token.

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Take the support line off your team

Connect in minutes and let every call end resolved or filed, never as a note saying somebody rang.