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Patricia works your Dialpad.

Ask her in Slack. She reads the calls, catches what was promised on them, and drafts the reply, but nothing goes out to a person until you say send.

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What that looks like after a busy morning of calls:

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Thibaut HennauJust now

@Pati I was on three Vela calls before lunch and didn't write anything down. What did I commit to?

PatriciaAppJust now

Pulled the three calls and their transcripts. Two of them left you owing something:

  • 10:12 with their marketing lead: you promised the Q3 creative brief by Thursday
  • 11:40 with their founder: he asked for the paused retargeting to restart, you said you would confirm budget first
  • The third, at 09:20, was a scheduling call, nothing owed
  • Want me to text their marketing lead a Thursday confirmation and draft the budget note to the founder?
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Thibaut HennauJust now

Send the Thursday text, and let me read the budget note first.

PatriciaAppJust now

Text sent to their marketing lead confirming the brief lands Thursday. The budget note to the founder is drafted and held here for you, one word and it goes. I also dropped a two-line recap of all three calls into this channel so the account file is current.

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What she does in Dialpad.

Real actions she takes on your say-so, not a list of API endpoints.

Read the calls back to you

She pulls a call, its recording, and its transcript across every number and department you connect, and tells you what was said instead of handing you 40 minutes to relisten.

Catch what was promised on a call

Commitments, deadlines, and next steps buried in a transcript get surfaced in Slack, so a thing you agreed to at 10am does not get lost by 2pm.

Summarize the day's calls

A quick recap of who called, what it was about, and what needs a follow-up, posted to the channel so the whole team sees the account without dialing anyone.

Send a message only after your yes

She drafts the SMS or the channel message and holds it. Anything that reaches a real person waits for your approval; reading and summarizing run freely.

Keep contacts and labels tidy

New callers become contacts, and calls get labeled by customer or topic, so next week's question about who called finds an answer instead of a mystery number.

Read the phone setup

Departments, call centers, and channels pulled into Slack, so you know how your line is wired without opening the admin console.

Things to ask her on day one.

@Pati

What did I commit to on my Vela calls this morning?

@Pati

Summarize every call from the Vela line today and flag the follow-ups

@Pati

Text their marketing lead to confirm the brief lands Thursday

@Pati

Draft the budget note to the founder for me to read before it sends

@Pati

Label all the calls from that number as Vela so they are easy to find

Setup

Dialpad, connected in minutes.

1

Add Patricia to Slack

She joins your workspace like any teammate. Two minutes, no engineering.

Patricia joined #internal

Today at 9:00 AM

2

Connect Dialpad

One connection reaches the numbers and departments you run for the customer. She gets only the access you approve, and you can disconnect her anytime.

Dialpad connected

3

Ask

Mention @Pati with the job. Reading calls and summarizing transcripts run on their own; a message or SMS to a person waits for your yes.

@Pati What did I commit to on my Vela calls this morning?

On it.

FAQ

Dialpad questions, answered.

What can Patricia actually do in Dialpad?

She reads calls, recordings, transcripts, and messages, summarizes what was said, tracks the follow-ups, manages contacts and call labels, and reads your department and call-center setup. Reading and summarizing are instant; sending a message or SMS to a person waits for approval.

Will she call or text someone on her own?

No. Anything that reaches a real person, a message or an SMS, is drafted and held in Slack until you give an explicit yes. Reading calls, pulling transcripts, and summarizing the day run on their own, that is the point.

What access does she need?

She connects to the Dialpad account you manage, the same way other approved tools do, with the access you approve. Disconnecting takes one click.

Can I keep her scoped to part of our Dialpad?

Yes. Connect only the numbers you want her in, and the rest stays untouched. Everything she sends or changes still waits for your yes.

What does the Dialpad integration cost?

Nothing extra. Every integration is included, on every plan.

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