Design partners

Help define the evidence your voice agent needs before release.

Voxeval is working with technical voice-AI teams to evaluate production readiness for real voice-agent workflows.

A focused collaboration for technical teams willing to turn real workflow requirements into a repeatable release gate.

The exchange

Bring the inputs. Get release evidence.

Start with one agent. The paired inputs and returns below provide the evidence behind a release recommendation.

  1. 01

    Important workflows

    Bring the five workflows that determine whether this agent is useful.

    Bring
    Workflow steps and success criteria
    Get
    Domain-specific evals
  2. 02

    Policies and tools

    Define disclosures, authentication, escalation, tool arguments, and required results.

    Bring
    Policies and tool requirements
    Get
    Blockers and attribution
  3. 03

    Caller conditions

    Identify the noise, accents, interruptions, and telephony conditions that matter.

    Bring
    Caller and audio conditions
    Get
    Workflow readiness by condition
  4. 04

    Production incidents

    Bring relevant failed calls when policy and retention rules allow.

    Bring
    Approved incident evidence
    Get
    Reusable regressions

How we work

A short path from requirements to a release gate.

  1. 01

    Define

    Agree on the workflows, expected outcomes, policies, tool behavior, and caller conditions that make the release important.

  2. 02

    Run

    Exercise the agent against domain-specific scenarios and capture the business evidence behind each outcome.

  3. 03

    Review

    Inspect readiness, blockers, and failure attribution with the people responsible for the release.

  4. 04

    Harden

    Turn resolved failures and relevant incidents into reusable regressions for the next release.

Who it is for

Know whether this collaboration matches your stage.

Strong fit

Your technical team is preparing a voice agent for real operational workflows and can define the policies, tools, caller conditions, and outcomes that determine whether it is ready.

Not yet a fit

You are still exploring a general prototype, do not yet have important workflows to evaluate, or cannot define the evidence that would support a release decision.