Overflow at peak
Friday 5–8pm: calls that would wait more than a few seconds go to Ezra instead of voicemail. Zero change to the guest experience on answered calls.
Start with trained agents, add Voice AI, or blend them per daypart, per store and per channel. One operation, one vendor, one report — and the mix changes as your confidence grows.
Friday 5–8pm: calls that would wait more than a few seconds go to Ezra instead of voicemail. Zero change to the guest experience on answered calls.
Late night and early morning: AI answers first, a live agent picks up anything complex. Lower cost where volume is low.
Ezra on the drive-thru speaker post; trained agents on the phone line. Each channel tuned to what works best for the brand.
For brands that have run the data: AI answers every call and car, agents handle escalations only. The lowest cost per order with the safety net intact.
When AI and agents are separate vendors, every hand-off is a dead end — a transfer, a repeat, an abandoned order. At TSourcing, Ezra and our 1,000+ agents share the same queue, the same brand training and the same QA. A hand-off is a continuation, not a restart.
A set of routing rules you own: which channel (phone, lane, text) is answered first by an agent or by Ezra, at which stores, in which dayparts, and what triggers a hand-off. Agents and AI share one queue, one report and one SLA.
Yes — per store and per daypart, at any time. Most brands start with AI on overflow and expand as accuracy, ticket and guest-feedback data comes in.
One. Calls, orders, tickets, hand-offs, speed of answer and QA scores are reported together, split by human and AI so you can see the economics side by side.
No. One per-call agreement covers both; there are no set-up fees and no long-term contract either way.
Bring your call curve and store list. We'll map a routing plan and quote it in 20 minutes.