Regions · Australia
AI calling agents in Australia
Sales calls, appointment reminders, phone reception, collections and candidate screening — configured for Australia: Australian English voices, and calling rules that follow the Do Not Call Register and the Spam Act.
Used by teams in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth.
ArjunHi, this is Arjun — I’m an AI assistant calling on behalf of Sunrise Health, and this call is recorded. Have I caught you at a fair moment?
ThemGo on, quickly.
ArjunThanks. We help clinics cut no-shows by calling patients the day before. How many appointments do you run a week?
ThemAround four hundred. But we already send SMS.
ArjunThat makes sense — most clinics do. The gap we see is that SMS can’t hear “actually, can we move it to Thursday.” Would a fifteen-minute call be worth it?
ThemFine. Thursday afternoon.
What is different in Australia
The law
Automated calls in Australia are governed by the Do Not Call Register and the Spam Act; ACMA telemarketing hours. Xtallo enforces disclosure, legal calling hours and a declared consent basis for every number; registry checks remain yours.
The voices
Australian English voices. Match the accent to who is picking up before anything else — a mismatched voice loses the caller in the first sentence.
The price
Plans are shown in AUD and shaped for the market rather than converted. Telephony stays on your own carrier account, billed at their local rate.
Roles that work in Australia
Caller
Works a list of strangers, finds out whether there is a fit, and books the ones worth your time.
Reminder
Confirms appointments the day before and an hour before, and offers to reschedule rather than lose the slot.
Receptionist
Answers your inbound line, answers what it can from what you taught it, and books or transfers the rest.
Collector
Calls on a due or overdue invoice and records when they say they will pay.
Renewer
Calls before a renewal lands, confirms intent, and surfaces the blocker while there is still time.
Screener
Runs a first-round phone screen — a fixed set of questions, no negotiating, no closing — so a recruiter only spends an hour on people worth it.
Try it in Australia
Thirty free minutes, no card, priced in AUD.