Voice AI Platform for Hyderabad Businesses

Yes. Hyderabad's IT services and BPO category runs cross-vertical inside-sales motion at scale. Caller Digital's voice AI handles inbound MQL callback (sub-15-minute speed-to-lead), cold outbound on event/partner lists, and BANT-style qualification across English, Telugu and Hindi. Demos get auto-booked into AE calendars with full context (transcript, qualification score, prospect history). IT services teams typically restructure SDR economics — velocity-tier moves to AI, human SDRs concentrate on enterprise accounts.

Yes. Caller Digital supports Telugu natively, alongside English, Hindi, Urdu, and 10+ other Indian languages. Production-grade Telugu coverage handles regional accent variation common across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, and code-switches mid-conversation when the caller mixes Telugu with English or Hindi — common in urban Hyderabad. Telugu AI calls achieve significantly higher engagement rates with regional customers than English-only outreach.

Hyderabad-based fintechs and NBFCs use Caller Digital for soft-bucket EMI reminders (DPD 0–30, gentle reminders with UPI deep-link delivery in-conversation) and DPD 30–60 hybrid (AI first contact, human callback for negotiation). The platform enforces RBI Fair Practices Code at the dialler level — calling hours, identity disclosure, no-harassment language, recording retention. Indian fintechs report 25–35% improvement in collection-rate uplift in DPD 0–30 versus a human-only baseline.

Caller Digital offers per-minute (₹3–9) and outcome-based pricing. A Hyderabad pharma running 10,000 patient adherence calls/month (90 sec average) would spend ~₹45,000–135,000/month on per-minute, materially less than equivalent human telecaller staffing. A fintech running 5,000 EMI reminder calls/month with UPI link delivery as the outcome would typically pay ₹15–25 per recovered EMI promise. Most Hyderabad deployments break even on cost within 6–10 weeks given productivity and collection lift.