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AI voice agents that answer Riyadh callers in Najdi Arabic and English.

Codeeo handles AI voice agent development Riyadh businesses can put on a real phone line: agents that pick up calls, understand Najdi Arabic and English, book appointments, answer account questions and pass the caller to a person when the request needs one. We build them for capital city organisations with heavy call volumes, from healthcare groups and property developers to fintech firms in KAFD, and we plan every agent around Saudi data rules from the first workshop.

Part of our team works in Riyadh, so discovery sessions, call reviews and launch days happen in the same city as your contact centre. The agent takes the repetitive calls; your staff keep the conversations that need judgement.

Built for
Riyadh contact centres, clinics, developers, lenders and service companies that take more calls than their teams can answer well.
Typical timeline
We agree the first call flows and a written delivery plan after discovery, then fix dates once your telephony access and approvals are confirmed.
What you own
Prompts, call flows, knowledge content, transcripts, integrations code and admin console, all held in accounts registered to your organisation.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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What a Riyadh voice agent can do

Built for the calls that fill a capital city switchboard.

Riyadh callers expect a fast answer and little patience for menus that ask them to press nine. A caller from Al Olaya wants to move a clinic appointment; a supplier near the Second Industrial City wants to know whether an invoice has cleared; a buyer looking at an off plan apartment north of the city wants a viewing on Thursday evening. Each of those calls follows a pattern your staff already know by heart.

We turn those patterns into a voice agent that listens, asks one clear question at a time, checks your systems and replies in the caller's own register. Najdi Arabic is the default, Modern Standard Arabic is used where it reads better, and English is ready for the many expatriate professionals who live and work in the capital. The capabilities below are the ones Riyadh organisations most often ask us to build first.

Explain your project
  • Najdi Arabic speech handling

    Speech recognition tuned and tested against recordings of real Riyadh callers, including local vocabulary, dates said the Hijri way and the habit of switching to English halfway through a sentence. We measure accuracy on your own call samples before go live, not on a generic benchmark that has never heard the capital speak.

    Callers are understood the first time, without repeating themselves.

  • Appointment and viewing booking

    The agent reads live availability from your scheduling system, offers two or three slots, confirms the chosen one and sends an SMS or WhatsApp summary. For Riyadh clinics this covers branch choice across the city; for developers it covers sales centre visits and weekend site tours.

    Bookings land in the calendar while the caller is still on the line.

  • Account and status lookups

    Once the caller is verified, the agent reads balances, order stages, application progress or delivery windows from your core systems through secure APIs. It reads back only what the caller is entitled to hear, and the rules for that are set by your compliance team during discovery.

    Status calls stop queuing for a human agent.

  • Warm handoff to staff

    When a request needs a person, the agent transfers the call with a short written summary on the receiving agent's screen: who is calling, what they asked and what was already checked. Your Riyadh supervisors decide which topics always go to a human, such as complaints, medical symptoms or credit disputes.

    Nobody has to explain their problem twice.

  • Contact centre platform integration

    We connect to the telephony you already run, whether that is a cloud contact centre, an on premises PBX through SIP, or a carrier number from a Saudi operator. Queues, routing rules and recording settings stay inside your existing platform so supervisors keep one view.

    The agent becomes one more skill in your current setup, not a parallel system.

  • Outbound reminders and confirmations

    Scheduled calls that confirm tomorrow's appointment, remind a customer about a document they still owe, or tell a buyer that a handover date has moved. Calling windows, retry limits and opt out handling follow the rules you set, and every outcome is written back to the CRM.

    Fewer no shows and fewer forgotten follow ups.

  • Call analytics dashboard

    A dashboard showing why people call, which requests the agent closed, where callers dropped off and which phrases it failed to understand. Managers in Riyadh use it to decide what to automate next and which knowledge articles need rewriting.

    Decisions about the next release come from call data, not guesswork.

  • Guardrails and approved answers

    The agent answers from an approved knowledge base and refuses to invent prices, medical advice or legal positions. Sensitive topics trigger a scripted response or a transfer. Every change to the knowledge base is versioned, so you can see what the agent was allowed to say on any given day.

    The agent stays within what your organisation has signed off.

  • Caller verification steps

    Before any account detail is read out, the agent confirms identity using the checks your policy allows: a registered mobile number, a reference number, date of birth or a one time code sent by SMS. Failed attempts are counted and locked out, and anything above the agreed risk level is passed to a trained member of staff in Riyadh.

    Private information reaches only the person it belongs to.

  • Event and seasonal surge mode

    Riyadh Season, major exhibitions and conferences bring spikes in calls about tickets, parking, venue access and timings. A surge configuration lets the agent take the overflow with a focused script and then return to normal service once the peak passes.

    Peak weeks no longer mean hours of unanswered calls.

Who this is for

Four Riyadh organisations we build voice agents for.

The capital concentrates ministries, regional headquarters, hospital groups and the banks clustered around King Abdullah Financial District. Each of them takes calls in volume, and each has a different tolerance for risk. A clinic group cares most about correct triage and patient privacy. A lender cares about verification and what may be said about an account. A developer cares about not losing a buyer who called on a Friday. As an AI voice agent development company Riyadh organisations can meet in person, we start from that tolerance, not from a demo script.

01

Hospital and clinic groups across the city

Multi branch providers in Riyadh field calls about bookings, results readiness, directions and insurance approvals. We build agents that handle scheduling and logistics while routing anything clinical to qualified staff immediately. Branch selection uses the caller's district so someone in Al Malqa is not offered a slot on the far side of the city during rush hour. Patient data handling is agreed with your information security lead before any integration work starts.

Clinical questions always go to a person.

02

Banks, lenders and fintech firms in KAFD

Financial institutions regulated by SAMA need voice automation that verifies callers properly, logs every action and never discloses more than policy allows. We design verification steps with your fraud team, keep sensitive actions behind a human, and give compliance officers full transcripts to review. The first release usually covers card status, branch information and application tracking rather than anything that moves money.

Money movement stays with your staff unless your controls say otherwise.

03

Property developers and brokers in north Riyadh

New communities in the north of the city generate calls about unit availability, payment plans, handover dates and viewing times. A voice agent answers in the evening and at weekends when the sales team is off, books visits and logs each lead in the CRM with notes. Prices and availability are read from your live inventory so the agent never quotes a unit that has already gone.

Answers come from your inventory system, not from memory.

04

Regional headquarters and service companies

Companies that set up their regional head office in Riyadh often run Arabic and English support from the capital for the whole Kingdom. We build one agent that serves callers from every region while respecting the routing rules and service levels of each business line. Custom AI voice agent development Riyadh teams ask for here usually means joining several CRMs into one consistent caller experience.

How we take a Riyadh voice agent from recordings to live calls.

  1. 01Call auditWe listen to a sample of your recorded calls, with your permission, and sort them by reason, length and outcome to find the requests worth automating first.
  2. 02Conversation designEach call flow is written in Najdi Arabic and English, with the questions, confirmations and exits a caller will hear, reviewed by your own front line staff.
  3. 03Integration buildWe connect telephony, scheduling, CRM and core systems through APIs, with test accounts so nothing touches live customer records during development.
  4. 04Dialect and accuracy testingRecorded and live test calls from Riyadh speakers measure recognition, response time and handoff behaviour. We fix what fails before any customer hears it.
  5. 05Controlled launchThe agent starts on a share of calls or certain hours, with supervisors listening in. Coverage grows once the results satisfy your operations team.
  6. 06Monthly tuningMisunderstood phrases, new questions and policy changes feed a regular release cycle, so the agent keeps pace with how Riyadh customers actually call.

Technology

What we build this with.

We pick speech, language and telephony components that support Arabic well, can be hosted in line with your data residency decisions, and can be swapped later without rebuilding the whole agent.

01Mobile

  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Flutter
  • React Native

02Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

03Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions Riyadh teams ask before building a voice agent.

Call recordings or call reasons, system access for testing, and a named owner on your side.

The fastest starts come from organisations that can share a sample of recent calls, even a few hundred with personal details removed, plus a list of the systems the agent must read from. We also need someone in your Riyadh team who can approve call scripts and decide which topics are off limits. From that we write the first scope and the measures that will tell us whether the pilot worked.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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