Test how your staff respond to voice phishing. An AI voice agent places realistic phone calls based on scenarios you write, then you get the recording, the transcript and a risk score for every call.
Pay only for what you use. No subscriptions. No monthly fees.
Author detailed vishing scripts with objectives, success criteria, and red flags.
Import targets via CSV, organize by department, and track individual risk scores.
Manage campaign lifecycle from draft through legal signoff to completion.
Department-level risk scores, trend analysis, and exportable reports.
You decide the pretext and who gets called. The platform handles the rest.
Pick a pretext such as an IT help desk reset, a payroll question or a vendor invoice. Set the objectives and what counts as a failure.
After legal signoff, an AI voice agent phones each target and plays the caller you defined, with its own name and backstory.
The agent listens and replies in real time. If the target pushes back or asks questions, the call changes course instead of reading a fixed script.
Each call produces a recording, a transcript, a pass or fail result and a risk score, rolled up by department.
An illustrative excerpt from an IT help desk scenario where the employee does the right thing. It is a written example, not a recording of a real employee or customer.
AI caller: Hi Dana, this is Mark from IT support. We saw some odd sign-in attempts on your account and I want to get it locked down before lunch.
Employee: Oh, okay. What do you need from me?
AI caller: Just your current password so I can verify it's really you, then I'll push a reset.
Employee: I'm not comfortable giving that out over the phone. IT never asks for passwords. I'll call the help desk number on the intranet and check.
AI caller: Sure, no problem. Thanks for your time.
Add phone-based testing to your assessments without hiring callers. Run a campaign for each client and hand over recordings and a department breakdown.
Use the voice channel during social engineering engagements. Build a pretext, load the in-scope numbers and review exactly what each person said.
Find out which teams would give up a password or an employee ID to a convincing caller, then aim your training at them.
Frameworks such as PCI DSS, SOC 2 and HIPAA expect security awareness training. Call results give you records of how staff actually responded.
Vishing is voice phishing. An attacker phones someone, pretends to be IT, a bank, an executive or a vendor, and talks them into sharing a password, a code or money.
It can be, with the right authorization. Our terms require written authorization to test the people you call and compliance with the laws on phone calls and recording where you operate. The platform adds a legal signoff step before launch. This is not legal advice, so check your own requirements with counsel.
The caller is an AI voice agent that follows your scenario, uses a believable name and backstory, and responds to what the person actually says. It can also work through phone menus to reach a target behind a switchboard.
Most of those tools center on email and charge per seat each month. This one tests the phone channel and charges per call. You buy tokens, use them when you want, and add as many users and campaigns as you need.
Every call has a recording, a transcript, a pass or fail result, a risk score and a short summary of what happened. You can view risk by department and export campaign results.
Pay per call, not per month. Buy tokens only when you need them.
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