The service is a technology infrastructure only, available under the same terms to any political body interested in it. We have no involvement in message content, political positions, or election outcomes. We provide only the technical tool.
The challenges the voice bot solves
Get-out-the-vote calls on election day require mobilizing a large volunteer force in a short window
Volunteer coordination and role assignment requires tedious manual tracking
Peak-day inquiry volume can leave phone lines jammed
Fast updates to contact lists when schedules shift at the last minute
How the voice bot helps in practice
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Get-Out-the-Vote Reminders
Automated reminder calls at large scale, on election day itself.
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Volunteer Coordination
Scheduling and coordinating volunteers for shifts and roles, with no manual tracking.
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High-Volume Inquiry Handling
Immediate answers to frequently asked questions, even at peak load, with no hold queue.
Frequently asked questions
Is the service politically neutral?
Yes. The service is a technology infrastructure only, available to any political body under the same terms. We're not involved in message content or political positions, and provide only the technical tool.
What is a voice bot used for at an election headquarters?
Common uses: get-out-the-vote reminder calls on election day, volunteer coordination and scheduling, answering frequently asked questions from callers, and initial feedback collection.
How many calls can the system handle on election day?
Between 500 and 1,100 calls a day per system. Capacity can be expanded for peak periods as needed, with advance coordination.
How far ahead of the election should we start preparing?
A basic launch takes 2 to 3 business days, but we recommend preparing at least two weeks in advance to test and calibrate the script before peak-day load.
Planning for your headquarters?
A short demo call, no cost and no commitment.