How to Configure Setup for a Simple Voice Bot
This article walks you through the complete process of creating and configuring a Setup for Simple Voice Bot in Geta.ai. By following these steps, you can quickly set up a voice assistant, define its behavior, and store user responses in contact properties.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, ensure that:
You have an active Geta.ai account.
Voice Bot access is enabled for your workspace.
A voice-enabled number is already configured.
Step 1: Access the Voice Bot Module
Log in to your Geta.ai account.
From the left-hand navigation menu, click on Bot Builder.
The Bot Builder screen will open.
Locate the Voice Assistant and click on Manage.
Step 2: Configure Basic Bot Details
On the Agent Setup screen, configure the following fields:
Bot Name
Enter a name for your voice bot (for example: Voice Assistant).
This name is used for internal identification.
Description
Add a short description explaining the purpose of the voice bot.
Example: This is a sample voice bot created for demo and testing purposes.
Step 3: Understand “Who Speaks First” (Informational)
In the Who Speaks First field, Geta displays how the call flow is initiated.
This setting is system-defined and cannot be changed by the user, but it helps you understand how the voice call will begin.
Step 4: Add a Welcome Message
Scroll to the Welcome Message section.
Enter the message that will be played when the call begins.
Example:
Hello! This is a demo voice assistant calling to help you with general information. How may I assist you today?
⚠️ Note: The Welcome Message is mandatory.
Step 5: Define the Voice Bot Script
Scroll to the Script section.
Write the logic and conversational flow your voice bot should follow.
Example script:
Greet the user politely when the call is answered.
Respond to user queries using the configured knowledge base.
If the user requests a human agent, inform them that the request will be shared with the support team.
End the call politely if the user does not respond.
This script controls how the voice assistant behaves during the call.
Step 6: Extract & Store Information (Optional)
The Extract & Store Information section allows you to capture user responses and save them into contact properties.
Scroll to Extract & Store Information.
Click on Add Variable if you want to store user inputs.
Under Fields Name, enter the field you want to capture (for example: First Name).
Click on the Contact Property dropdown.
Select the contact property where the data should be stored (for example: First Name).
(Optional) Enter a Default Value if the user does not provide an input.
💡 You can skip this section if you do not need to store any user data.
Step 7: Save the Configuration
After completing all required fields, click on Save Changes.
The voice bot configuration will be saved successfully.
Final Outcome
Once saved:
Your Simple Voice Bot is ready to handle calls.
The bot will follow the defined script and welcome message.
Any configured variables will be stored against the selected contact properties.
Next Steps
Use Preview Call to test your voice bot before going live.
Review Call Logs to monitor performance and interactions.
Enhance your bot by updating scripts, variables, or voice settings.