The AI voice agent that answers every call — and makes them.

No. GirikVoice is a standalone SaaS product that connects over REST and webhooks in both directions, so outcomes land wherever your reporting already looks — Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics, Zoho, Pipedrive, Freshworks, Zendesk Sell, or the in-house system your team built years ago and nobody wants to touch. Salesforce happens to be where we go deepest, because Girikon has been a Salesforce partner since 2015 and GirikVoice is listed on AgentExchange, but no capability on this page is gated behind it.

Over 100 across deployments, detected from the caller's first sentence rather than a press-one menu, and switchable mid-conversation when the caller switches. For a UAE deployment the usual working set is Arabic, English, Hindi, Urdu, Malayalam and Tagalog, with Bengali, Tamil, Farsi and Russian common additions. On the Arabic specifically: Gulf, Levantine and Egyptian are configured as separate voices rather than one generic Modern Standard Arabic, because MSA on a service call sounds like a news bulletin and Emiratis notice immediately. Try the switcher above — it is the same engine, and the Arabic renders right-to-left because that is how it is actually delivered.

As configuration rather than training. The calling window, the registered-number requirement, the Do Not Call Registry and suppression check, the permission question at the top of the call, the recording disclosure, and the frequency and refusal caps are all enforced by the platform at dial time. That matters because these are the strictest outbound rules of any market we run: in August 2026 the TDRA reported AED 19 million in fines and 9,433 numbers disconnected. A dialler that relies on an agent remembering the script is a compliance incident waiting for a slow Tuesday. Bring your compliance lead to the second call and we will walk the configuration rather than describe it.

Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021 is in force; its Executive Regulations had still not been issued as of early 2026, and the UAE Data Office is operating under transitional arrangements with the TDRA acting as a practical point of contact. That is an awkward position to build against, and the honest answer is that we build to the stricter of the free-zone regimes rather than to the gap: DIFC's Data Protection Law and Regulation 10, or ADGM's regulations, depending on where you sit. You remain the controller; we operate as a processor under your instructions, with retention, residency and breach terms in the contract. Bring your DPO to the second call.

Outbound calls disclose that they are automated and say who is calling before raising any account matter — partly because the rules require it, and partly because an undisclosed robocall is exactly what a scam sounds like to a UAE consumer who has been targeted for years. In practice what keeps people on the line is competence: being answered in three seconds, in the language they actually speak, by something that can complete the task rather than promise a callback. The agent will never ask for an OTP, PIN, password or card number. That rule is not configurable, because the moment a legitimate business trains customers to hand over credentials on an automated call, it has made them easier to defraud.

It stops and hands over. A dispute, a distress signal, a clinical symptom, a legal reference or anything outside the options you pre-authorised routes to a human with the transcript and history already on their screen — or books a callback if nobody is available. This is deliberate design rather than a limitation, and in DIFC it is closer to a requirement: Regulation 10 expects the triggers that bring a person back into the loop to be built in rather than hoped for.

Simple deployments — one workflow, a clean CRM event, one or two languages — go live in under two weeks. Most implementations land somewhere in the two-to-eight-week range, and the variables are how many systems the agent has to integrate with, how many languages are in the first release, and how long your own risk review takes. UAE deployments with an in-country hosting requirement or a free-zone review sit at the longer end of that range, and we would rather say so now than discover it in week three.

No. Bring your own carrier, SIP trunk and numbering — which in the UAE you must do anyway, since marketing has to originate from numbers registered against your own trade licence. GirikVoice places and receives calls over the telephony you already have. We are not a telecom reseller, so there is no commercial reason for us to push you off a contract that works.