This is a fully-functioning full-stack webapp built on bubble. Apart from being a handy virtual telephone assistant, it bridges multiple skills that I can bring to your project.

Interface for admin users and platform customers

Automated telephone calls

Stripe payment integration

Customer onboarding tasks

Access functions using API and connect to other platforms such as Zapier

Private dashboard page

Admin-level access to all user data

Signup and login for accessing personal account and data

Multi-step onboarding flow for easy and enjoyable user experience

purchase credits

Users with purchased credits are able to make calls to phone numbers added to the platform. Making calls is done in three steps: add contacts; add scripts; run dialogs. Running dialogs involves selecting a contact and a script. Scripts can include variables to customize dialogs based on the user selected. Once a contact and script have been selected, variables can be set (if used), and a dialog can then be triggered where the contact will be called.

Basic contact list including name, email, and phone number.

Scripts define the words, online searches, and questions used during a phone call. Scripts can be simple word-for-word notifications, such as "Your order is ready for pickup." Online searches can include real-time, contact-specific data, for example "Today's forecast for Toronto is clear skies with a high of 25 degrees centigrade." Online search prompts can be fine-tuned in the dashboard and example outputs will be displayed to know what will be said and how it will be said. Scripts can also include questionnaires that will be asked during the call. The virtual assistant will then listen to the answer before moving on to the next question or ending the call. Once the call ends, the dashboard will update the call and add the answers to the questions in the database. Also, scripts can include one or all of the above functions per call.

Dialogs bring contacts and scripts together for making calls. When variables are defined in scripts, they must be filled-out before a call can run. For example, an welcome-call script used for all contacts can include the contact's name, so the same script can be reused in the future.

The system also prevents multiple dialogs from running for the same contact at the same time, so that the same phone number is not dialed more than once at any given time.

Third-party API integration

API