Live in production within 48 hours
Once discovery is done, a working agent is built, tested against hard callers and approved by your team within 48 hours. Most voice AI projects take months.
Dinodial builds AI agents that answer calls, place calls and carry cases to completion for healthcare and financial services. Rules are enforced in code, decisions that matter go to your staff, and every call is on record.
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Once discovery is done, a working agent is built, tested against hard callers and approved by your team within 48 hours. Most voice AI projects take months.
Rules are enforced in code, not left to the AI. Medical questions, disputes and submissions go to your staff. Every call, action and change is recorded for audit.
On ServiceNow’s public EVA benchmark, the same AI model passed 75% of calls on Dinodial against 52% as published. The method and call recordings are public at bench.dinodial.ai.
Voice agents answer and place calls. Workflow agents carry cases like prior authorizations for days until they close. Dinodial builds and maintains both.
Everything needed to run AI agents safely in production, delivered and maintained by Dinodial. Your team reviews and approves.
Each step has one goal and only the actions it needs. Anything attempted out of turn is blocked before it reaches your systems.
Your phone numbers, your app and your website. Inbound and outbound, day and night, with natural speech-to-speech conversation.
Simulated callers put every agent through your hardest conversations, voice to voice. Every fix is tested again before it goes live.
Every call recorded, transcribed and traced step by step, then scored against your policies. Not a sample: every call.
Cases that take days, like prior authorizations, carried to a decision. The agent reads policies, calls payers, waits on hold and follows up. Your staff approve what gets submitted.
See who changed what, approve before it goes live, roll back in one step.
One platform for the agents and everything around them: the controls that keep them on policy, the testing before launch, the record of every call, and the approvals your compliance team needs.
One caller given someone else’s details, one invented figure or one missed escalation can mean fines, complaints and lost trust. Dinodial is designed around three requirements.
Rules are enforced by the system, not left to the AI’s judgment. No record opens before the caller is verified, no action happens outside its step, and no figure is quoted that didn’t come from your systems.
Medical questions, urgent symptoms, disputes and anything unusual go to a person, with a summary of the call. Submissions, appeals and changes to the agent wait for your staff’s approval.
Every call recorded and transcribed. Every step, system action and blocked action logged with a timestamp. Every change to an agent shows who made it and who approved it.
Patient details shared with the wrong caller is a HIPAA breach. Urgent symptoms must reach a clinician, every time.
Unverified callers, missed disclosures and unauthorized account actions lead to regulatory findings and customer harm.
ServiceNow’s EVA benchmark tests voice agents on real policy rules: simulated callers push back, and after each call the system checks what the agent changed against what the policy allowed. We ran the same AI model with and without Dinodial. Only the platform changed.
Read the full benchmark report at bench.dinodial.aiScored with EVA’s own scenarios and code in our test setup. Method and call recordings at bench.dinodial.ai.
A caller moved her own flight and asks for a hotel voucher. Policy: vouchers only when the airline caused the disruption.
Skipped the eligibility check and issued the voucher.
Policy brokenEligibility step found it was her choice. Declined politely.
Policy heldMost voice AI chains three systems: speech to text, an AI model, then text to speech. Each hand-off adds delay, and teams spend months tuning response times, interruptions and when the agent should speak.
Dinodial runs on speech-to-speech models that hear and reply in one step, so response time and turn-taking come from the model. These models are harder to keep on policy over a long call, which is why most of the industry avoids them. Our controls were built for them from the start.
| Criteria | LiveKitDeveloper framework | ElevenLabsVoice agent platform | DinodialProduction voice agents |
|---|---|---|---|
| How the voice works | Speech, AI and voice providers your team connects | Chained: speech recognition, AI model, voice, turn-taking | One speech-to-speech model hears and replies |
| Response time and turn-taking | Tuned by your engineers | Their turn-taking model, set in configuration | Handled inside the model |
| How rules are enforced | Whatever your team builds | Prompts, workflows and tools you configure | Step by step, with every action checked in code |
| Who builds and runs it | Your developers | Your developers or a partner | Dinodial builds; your staff approve |
| Time to production | Depends on your team | Depends on who builds it | 48 hours after discovery |
| Testing before launch | Built or added by your team | Automated tests, live A/B experiments | Simulated callers on your hardest cases |
| Audit trail | What your team chooses to log | Call history and transcript search | Every call, step, action and approved change |
| Published accuracy | Not applicable | Listed on ServiceNow’s EVA leaderboard | ServiceNow EVA: 75% vs 52% on the same model |
| Compliance | Depends on your deployment | SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR | SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR, BAA |
| Best fit | Teams that want to own every layer | Voice quality and language coverage, with build capacity | Regulated teams that need to go live fast |
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