Guides and answers for building, launching and running voice agents on NexaVoxa.
Two ways to make an agent in the dashboard: start from one of twelve templates, or describe what you want in a sentence and have the instructions written for you.
Getting startedYour first agent5 min read
The prompt your agent follows on every call. A structure that works, the paragraph most people miss, and how to fix an agent that invents facts or wanders off topic.
Building agentsInstructions10 min read
Bring a Twilio number or any SIP provider, point it at an agent, and start taking real calls. Inbound and outbound trunks explained.
Phone numbersConnecting numbers7 min read
Upload files, paste text, add audio or point at a website, and your agent answers from your own material instead of guessing. Every dialog, every accepted format, and what happens to your content once it is in.
Knowledge basesCollections and sources13 min read
Calendars, sheets, email, SMS and webhooks your agent can call while a call is happening. What connects once, what attaches per agent, and the order to do it in.
IntegrationsConnecting accounts11 min read
Every call carries its own cost breakdown: a flat platform fee, then one line per provider that did work. A real call, taken apart.
AccountPayment & Billing5 min read
Tools your agents can call mid-conversation: calendars, sheets, email, SMS and webhooks.
Where the agents, numbers and call history live.
AI voice agents that answer, qualify, book and resolve calls.
Build on top of NexaVoxa rather than around it.
New features and fixes, newest first.
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