Define the job
Choose one employee, one measurable workflow, the authority it needs, and the result worth keeping.
Give one governed AI employee a real job. We validate safeguards, target same-day go-live for eligible receptionist workflows, and prove measurable results in 14 live days—or sooner.
Same-day go-live is the target for eligible, validated workflows. Complex setups launch after their required checks pass.
We received the operating context—not just a contact form.
Creating a workspace does not start billing. It lets you begin configuration while fit, scope, and commercial terms are finalized.
Start with the potential return. Then explore how Zeovoice proves the result and keeps your AI Employee accountable.
Your ROI estimate is ready below. Select another topic to explore the Pilot without losing your assumptions.
Strong pilot pages make the next step obvious. Zeovoice keeps the motion narrow: define one job, validate the boundaries, move live, and make a decision from evidence.
Choose one employee, one measurable workflow, the authority it needs, and the result worth keeping.
Confirm knowledge, systems, escalation, acceptance tests, and the stop conditions before customer-facing work.
Eligible workflows can begin real work the same day. Setup and validation do not consume the proof window.
Graduate early when the evidence is sufficient. Otherwise use the live window to refine, then Expand, Refine, or Stop.
Does this AI employee create enough measurable value, inside enough control, to deserve production responsibility? Zeovoice gives the pilot a fixed operating contract and a real end-state instead of a vague trial.
Eligible supported workflows go live after validation instead of spending the proof period in setup.
Baseline, target, authority, systems, owner, and evidence bar are fixed before live work.
Design, Validate, Run, and Prove stay visible so the team knows what is ready and what is not.
Outcome, policy quality, escalation quality, cost, and evidence lead to Expand, Refine, or Stop.
Estimate recovered opportunities and staff capacity using your own numbers. Illustrative only—not a promise of revenue.
Illustrative monthly value from recovered/completed outcomes plus labor capacity. Edit every assumption.
Keep the buyer-facing plan simple. Zeovoice can refine the operating details during fit review, while advanced controls remain available when you want them.
Eligible receptionist workflows can target same-day go-live after validation. The proof window begins with the first production interaction and ends when the evidence is enough—or at Day 14.
Model the economics first if you want a value baseline.
Use this plan ↓Run a customer request. See what the employee does, what needs approval, and the evidence behind the result.
One realistic request. No live customer actions.
Run a customer request using your first AI Employee. See the reply, its authority, and a trace of every important decision.
Or say one customer request and Zeovoice will run it.
Illustrative browser demo only. No carrier calls, bookings, charges, or customer systems are touched.
See the permissions, human oversight, and outcome tracking behind this example.
See how an AI Employee stays inside its rules—and how you measure results. Follow the guided reveal or explore all the controls.
Agree on success, prove its permissions and test exceptions before any real work starts.
A useful pilot does not move the goalposts. Freeze the employee, workflow, baseline, target, authority, systems, and owner before controlled live traffic. If the plan changes later, Zeovoice shows the drift.
Setup time should not consume the proof window. Zeovoice separates validation from live proof: pass the operating gates, mark the first production interaction, then start the 14-day evidence clock.
Supported, bounded workflows can move live the same day after validation.
Configuration and testing do not burn the customer's 14 live days.
If the Success Contract is proven before Day 14, move to the next decision immediately.
Use more time only for low volume, complex integrations, seasonality, or another documented evidence need.
Job, systems, authority, escalation.
Test conversations, actions, approvals.
Controlled live traffic with guardrails.
Review outcomes, evidence, next step.
Zeovoice guides the narrow work required to make the result trustworthy. The pilot is intentionally bounded so implementation effort, operating risk, and measurement stay under control.
Role, objective, voice behavior, operating hours, approved knowledge, escalation path, and success definition.
Explicit capabilities, system permissions, allow / approval / block policy, and named human approvers.
A tightly scoped workflow with the agreed integration path, test cases, and safe fallback behavior.
Production-like settings for the pilot, with monitoring, exception handling, and rollback/stop criteria defined before launch.
Outcome volume, exceptions, approvals, failures, cost, policy behavior, and changes required for the next week.
A final scorecard showing baseline, target, actual result, authority behavior, economics, evidence, and the recommended next decision.
The strongest starting point is a role with repeatable inbound work, a meaningful cost of delay, and a result you can count.
There is a real call or workflow volume to test.
The employee can access a defined set of systems or data.
The business can define approval and escalation boundaries.
Success can be measured in completed work—not just conversations.
Zeovoice generates five minimum tests from the role and authority model. Each one has an expected decision, action, and evidence trail.
Preparation changes by system. Zeovoice turns the systems in your pilot plan into a checklist for access, scope, test data, and ownership.
Every gate can be marked Ready, Needs work, or Blocked. The pilot stays out of live traffic until all six are ready.
Facts, answers, and procedures are approved for the employee to use.
Required access, scopes, test data, and system owner are defined.
Allow, approval, block, escalation, and fail-safe tests pass.
A person or team owns approvals, exceptions, and urgent escalation.
Recording, AI disclosure, consent, and jurisdiction-specific requirements are resolved where applicable.
The team knows when to pause the pilot and what safe fallback should occur.
The proof window begins with the first production interaction. Each checkpoint exists to improve evidence quality without moving the locked success bar.
Finalize the employee, knowledge, systems, policy, baseline, target, test cases, disclosures, escalation owner, and stop path. Pass the pre-live gate.
OUTPUT → approved operating contractReview representative production interactions, exceptions, approvals, failures, and evidence.
OUTPUT → first operating reviewAdjust knowledge, policy, prompts, routing, or integration behavior only where evidence supports the change. Keep the success bar fixed.
OUTPUT → stabilized configurationCompare baseline, target, actual outcome, policy behavior, escalation quality, cost, and evidence. Decide as soon as the evidence is sufficient.
OUTPUT → Pilot Evidence ReportView the illustrative Control Tower, see a governed improvement path, and inspect what a real customer report will need to show.
Design the proof, validate the boundaries, start production work, review the first week, and complete the evidence scorecard. Zeovoice keeps setup separate from the 14-day live proof window.
Employee, workflow, baseline, target, authority, systems, and owner are explicit.
Needs workSafety envelope, integrations, acceptance tests, and all six gates are ready.
Needs workThe first live interaction is recorded and the Day 3 and Day 7 operating reviews are complete.
Needs workActual outcome, policy quality, escalation quality, cost, and evidence completeness are recorded.
Needs workComplete the proof design first. Zeovoice will show when each stage is ready.
As the pilot produces real evidence, the Director can help surface friction, prioritize what deserves review, and prepare safer improvements without changing production on its own.
Not another scorecard. A governed way to connect operating evidence to the next improvement decision.
Interactive planning preview. Real pilot recommendations are based on live workspace evidence.

This planning view shows the operating signals Zeovoice should surface during a live pilot. No sample value is presented as a customer result.
Enter actual pilot results as they become available. Zeovoice turns the agreed scorecard into a planning signal for Expand, Refine, or Stop. If the agreed evidence threshold is reached sooner, graduate sooner. The final decision remains human.
Enter the actual outcome and operating-quality measures to preview the proof decision framework.
The employee met the agreed bar. Add volume, responsibility, or the next employee.
The workflow showed value but needs policy, knowledge, integration, or process changes before scaling.
The evidence does not justify expansion. Preserve what was learned and do not force the result.
Everything agreed on this page is assembled into one packet for implementation, internal approval, and the Week 1 kickoff.
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0 of 6 ready
0 of 5 passed
Needs review
Awaiting pilot data
In scope: One employee, one primary workflow, agreed systems, explicit authority, controlled live testing, weekly review, and final evidence.
Separate scope: Additional employees, unrelated workflows, major custom connectors, multi-region infrastructure, outbound campaigns, or high-risk autonomous decisions.
One employee, one primary workflow, the agreed systems, explicit authority, controlled live testing, weekly review, and final evidence.
Additional employees, unrelated workflows, major custom connectors, multi-region enterprise architecture, outbound campaigns, or high-risk autonomous decisions.
Pilot scope and pricing are confirmed after fit review. Any implementation fee, pilot fee, subscription credit, or custom integration cost is documented before deployment—never discovered after launch.
The pilot is intentionally simple for the buyer and rigorous underneath. These are the questions that matter before you start.
For eligible workflows using supported configurations and integrations, same-day go-live is the target after validation. Custom integrations, security review, number migration, or higher-risk workflows may require more implementation time.
The proof clock starts with the first production interaction. Configuration, integration setup, and validation do not consume the live proof window.
Graduate early. The point is to reach an evidence-backed decision, not to wait for an arbitrary date after the Success Contract has already been proven.
No. It is a scoped proof program for one real workflow. Pilot pricing, implementation requirements, integrations, and any production credit are confirmed before deployment.
Review the measured outcome, control quality, escalation behavior, operating cost, and evidence. Then make one explicit decision: Expand, Refine, or Stop.