Screened incoming call
Give customers useful caller context before they decide whether to answer.
AI add-ons
Give customers more context before they answer, with screening prompts, caller intent notes and provider-approved response options.
AI add-ons
AI Call Screening helps customers decide how to handle calls from unknown or uncertain callers. Depending on provider configuration, screening can use caller information, call context, customer preferences or short interaction prompts to provide a clearer decision point.
In the app
Each feature fits into the branded voice app journey, keeping its most useful information and actions close at hand.
Give customers useful caller context before they decide whether to answer.
Keep answer, voicemail, decline and block controls clear and close at hand.
Let screening preferences reflect the customer and provider service.
How it works
Provider value
Screening gives customers a daily-use feature that feels immediately valuable.
Useful for home phone replacement customers who worry about nuisance calls.
Business users can triage unknown calls without losing control of their number.
Controls
Providers can pair AI voice features with approved wording, clear customer expectations and privacy settings that suit their service.
FAQs
AI Call Screening uses the context available to the provider and app to give the customer a clearer decision point before answering. It can present caller information, an intent note, a caution or a concise set of response options.
Screening is most useful for unknown or uncertain callers. The exact calls that can be screened and the context shown depend on the provider’s call flow, service configuration and the information available for each call.
The app can keep supported actions together, such as answer, decline, send to voicemail or block. Providers choose the actions and wording that fit their network, app configuration and customer policy.
No. Screening provides context and choices; it does not make the final decision for the customer. When information is incomplete or uncertain, the customer remains in control of how to handle the call.
Yes. Residential users can get more context around nuisance or suspicious calls, while business users can triage frequent unknown callers without giving up control of their work number.
Providers can decide which customers receive screening, how uncertain information is labelled and how emergency or critical calls are treated. The configuration should follow the provider’s regulatory, accessibility and support requirements.
Related pages
Provider launch
Create your provider account for a 30-day trial of the shared My Voice Phone app. You can explore white-label and private deployment options as your service grows.