AI Outbound Caller
Every B2B team has a list of companies worth calling and no time to call it. Future Ready's outbound AI works that list in Norwegian, has a real conversation, and books the meeting straight into your calendar — and it tells the person it's an AI before anything of substance is discussed.
AI disclosure · opening exchange
Hei, det er Nora fra Future Ready — er det Ingrid jeg snakker med?
Så du vet det: du snakker med Nora, KI-assistenten til Future Ready. Jeg ringer med en kommersiell henvendelse, vi fant nummeret i offentlige bedriftsregistre, samtalen blir tatt opp, og du kan når som helst be om å slippe å bli kontaktet igjen.
What it does
Bokmål, Norwegian working hours and public holidays. Built for the market.
Reads your live calendar and writes the meeting in before hanging up.
Every answered call graded against a rubric; a breach pauses the campaign.
Outbound is the work that loses every prioritisation argument. There's a list of good-fit companies, everyone agrees somebody should call it, and the calls don't happen — because the people who could make them are already in the meetings that exist. The result isn't a bad pipeline, it's an untouched one. An AI caller doesn't replace a salesperson; it works the part of the list a salesperson was never going to reach anyway.
A voice agent that sounds like a translated American script gets hung up on in the first ten seconds. This one speaks Bokmål, works Norwegian business hours, knows the Norwegian public-holiday calendar including the movable feasts around Easter, and sends its confirmations in Norwegian. The compliance model underneath is seeded for 27 EU markets, but what's delivered today is Norwegian-native — which is both the honest description and the more useful one.
Re-tested automatically whenever the script changes.
The agent has one job: find out whether there's a reason to talk further and, if there is, get it into the diary. It reads your real calendar availability mid-call, offers times that genuinely exist, and writes the meeting in before hanging up, then confirms by SMS (and by email where we already have the address). It will not quote a price or commit to terms on the phone. Book, don't sell, is a rule in the agent's instructions rather than a hope about how it behaves.
The agent names itself and the company in its opening line, then — before anything of substance — says it's a KI-assistent, why it's calling, where the number came from, that the call is recorded, and that the person can ask not to be contacted again. Ask it directly whether it's a machine and it will never deny it; that one is enforced in every market. Before a campaign can start, the agent has to survive an adversarial simulation battery graded against a versioned rubric, and changing one word of its script voids the pass. Every answered call is then graded against that same rubric, and a confirmed breach pauses the campaign on its own. That turns “we're compliant” into a log you can query rather than an assertion you have to trust.
Lead lists import from CSV with numbers normalised and opt-outs screened out on the way in. Calling windows, dial pacing and retry attempts are yours to set. Caller IDs rotate across a pool of real numbers and are never withheld — which is both the defensible position and the best protection against being flagged as spam. Afterwards you can listen back to any call with its transcript and its compliance verdict sitting next to it.
last 7 days
Every completed call graded before it enters this count.
Book a 30-minute call and we'll play you a real Norwegian outbound conversation, opening disclosure and all.