Cross-border customer support
Help overseas callers with orders, returns, account issues, after-sales requests, and service questions without transferring to a human interpreter.
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For clinics, hotels, travel services, churches, customer support, and dispatch teams that still depend on phone calls, iTour Phone AI Interpreter translates the conversation inside the call.
Designed for time-sensitive conversations where the caller cannot install an app, the business cannot afford confusion, and both sides need to understand each other immediately.
Help overseas callers with orders, returns, account issues, after-sales requests, and service questions without transferring to a human interpreter.
Support calls about symptoms, insurance, appointment times, care instructions, and clinic directions with industry context and terminology support.
Handle calls about hotels, routes, restaurants, pickups, bookings, and urgent assistance in the caller's language.
Confirm addresses, time windows, work orders, fault descriptions, and service results, with records available for follow-up.
This animated flow makes the product easy to understand: it is not a web translation tool, but a complete phone service chain that combines access numbers, speech recognition, AI translation, voice playback, live captions, and operational records.
This standalone page covers the full buyer journey: product value, customer setup, agent workflow, operational management, billing readiness, and translation quality controls.
Businesses purchase or configure phone numbers and use them as the entry point for multilingual calls.
The system recognizes both sides of the conversation and supports 60+ bilingual translation pairs with English as the base language.
Translated text is converted into spoken audio and played back into the phone line, keeping the conversation natural.
Agents can open an on-demand caption page to view original speech, translated text, language direction, and message status.
Main accounts manage the workspace, while sub-accounts only see calls, captions, and settings tied to their own phone number.
Support top-ups, card payments, payment history, balance ledgers, and future auto-recharge rules.
Store caller number, access number, start and end time, duration, fee, call status, and hang-up reason.
Adjust pause detection, short-sentence merging, industry scenes, base context, hot words, and playback voice.
Use this section for a 60- to 90-second product walkthrough. A strong demo should show four moments clearly:
The current layout uses an animated play button and voice-wave placeholder. It can later be replaced with a real video, YouTube embed, or Shopify video module.
After the call connects, the AI interpreter pipeline begins. The system captures call audio, recognizes speech in real time, detects the language direction, generates a bilingual translation with industry context and terminology support, then converts the translated result into voice and plays it back into the phone call. Live captions act as an optional support layer: they are pushed only when a sub-account opens the caption page and an active call is detected.
Main accounts can manage sub-accounts, access numbers, balance, payments, payment history, balance ledgers, call records, and company-level translation defaults. Sub-accounts focus on live captions, their own related call records, personal translation settings, and password management.
This turns the product from a one-off translation demo into a deployable, billable, reviewable, and scalable B2B phone translation service.
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No. The caller simply dials the access number as a normal phone call. The AI interpreter runs inside the phone service path.
No. Voice playback is the core phone translation experience. Live captions are an optional support tool for agents or sub-accounts.
Yes. The console supports industry scenes, base context, and hot words so businesses can improve the stability of professional terms.
No. Main accounts see customer-level data, while sub-accounts only see call records, captions, and settings tied to their own phone number.