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Synthflow Inbound Voice Starter Build (7-10 days)

A fixed-scope deployment that stands up one Synthflow inbound voice agent for a mid-market client, wired into their CRM and calendar, with escalation paths and a monitored go-live. Priced as a setup fee plus monthly retainer so the agency carries the $30,000 annual platform commitment across a book of clients rather than one. Time: 7-10 days.

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Synthflow Inbound Voice Starter Build (7-10 days)

A fixed-scope deployment that stands up one Synthflow inbound voice agent for a mid-market client, wired into their CRM and calendar, with escalation paths and a monitored go-live. Priced as a setup fee plus monthly retainer so the agency carries the $30,000 annual platform commitment across a book of clients rather than one.

Prerequisites
  • Signed client agreement covering call recording consent and data handling, since Synthflow contracts include MSA/DPA support and a security review
  • Client call volume and concurrency numbers in hand, because Synthflow scopes final pricing around call volume, concurrency, and telephony setup
  • Admin access to the client's CRM (HubSpot or Freshworks) and calendar system for live appointment booking
  • A named client-side approver for call scripts, escalation rules, and human handoff triggers
  • Agency workspace on Synthflow with the client's telephony decision made: Synthflow Native Telephony, SIP trunking, or an approved enterprise telephony stack
Execution Timeline
  • 1.Confirm the client's recurring call volume justifies Synthflow's setup complexity; if volume is sporadic, stop and re-scope
  • 2.Map the inbound call reasons: service questions, appointment requests, lead qualification, after-hours coverage
  • 3.Draft the escalation matrix: which intents route to a human, which get an SMS follow-up, which close inside the agent
  • 1.Provision the Synthflow workspace and select the telephony path (Native Telephony, SIP trunking, or approved enterprise telephony)
  • 2.Load the client's knowledge sources so the agent answers FAQ and service questions from approved material
  • 3.Set workspace controls and data handling settings ahead of the client security review
  • 1.Build the first call flow in Synthflow's visual Flow Designer, covering greeting, intent capture, and routing branches
  • 2.Connect the CRM (HubSpot or Freshworks) so caller records and outcomes write back on call completion
  • 3.Wire the calendar API for live appointment booking inside the call
  • 1.Add voicemail detection and outbound follow-up logic for missed-call recovery
  • 2.Configure hold logic, contextual routing, and the human handoff triggers agreed on day 1
  • 3.Set SMS follow-up templates for callers who opt into a text confirmation
  • 1.Run scripted test calls in Synthflow's Test Center to measure accuracy against the client's top 20 call reasons
  • 2.Log every misroute or wrong answer and fix the flow branch that caused it
  • 3.Verify webhook and API connections return clean data to the client's contact-center stack
  • 1.Run a second Test Center pass on edge cases: accents, background noise, interruptions, and multi-intent callers
  • 2.Tune fallback logic so an unrecognized intent lands with a human instead of looping
  • 3.Confirm escalation paths fire correctly under concurrent call load
  • 1.Go live on a limited number or after-hours window only
  • 2.Watch the first live calls with the client's team and capture every handoff that misfired
  • 3.Patch the flow the same day rather than batching fixes to week two
  • 1.Expand to full inbound coverage once the limited window holds
  • 2.Set the monitoring routine: daily call review for week one, then weekly
  • 3.Hand the client a one-page escalation card so their staff know when to override the agent
  • 1.Review week-one call data against the original call reasons and retire any branch that never fires
  • 2.Document the multi-agent expansion path for the client's next workflow (outbound qualification or support routing)
  • 3.Lock the monthly retainer scope: monitoring hours, flow changes, and reporting cadence
  • 1.Deliver the go-live report with call volume, containment rate, and handoff accuracy
  • 2.Schedule the 30-day optimization review
  • 3.Confirm the client's renewal trigger: call volume growth or a second workflow added
Platform commitment starts at $30,000 annually per Synthflow enterprise contract, scoped around call volume, concurrency, telephony setup, integrations, and security needs. Agency setup fee to the client: $8,000 to $15,000 one-time, plus a monthly retainer in the $2,500 to $4,000 range to cover monitoring and flow changes.7-10 days
ROI Logic

The $30,000 annual Synthflow commitment is the agency's fixed cost, so margin comes from spreading it across several client workspaces rather than billing one client for the whole contract. A single client paying an $8,000 to $15,000 setup plus a $2,500 to $4,000 monthly retainer covers a meaningful share of that annual floor within the first year, and each additional client on the same contract improves the ratio. The 60-hour setup and 10-hour monthly maintenance load is the real constraint, so the offer only stays profitable if the flow build is templated across clients in the same vertical.

Deliverables
  • Configured Synthflow inbound voice agent with branded greeting, intent routing, and FAQ handling from the client's knowledge sources
  • CRM and calendar integration map showing HubSpot or Freshworks write-back fields and live appointment booking behavior
  • Escalation and handoff specification covering human transfer triggers, hold logic, voicemail detection, and SMS follow-up templates
  • Test Center accuracy report from two passes, including the top 20 call reasons and the fixes applied to each misroute
  • Go-live report with call volume, containment rate, handoff accuracy, and the 30-day optimization schedule
Definition of Done

The Synthflow agent answers live inbound calls, books appointments into the client calendar, writes outcomes back to the CRM, and routes every unrecognized intent to a human without looping.