Talkify / Integrations / Freshservice
Early access · Freshservice

Monday, 8:30, and nobody can log in.

Half the queue is password resets and "any update on my ticket?". Talkify is an AI receptionist for Freshservice service desks: it knows the caller from their requester record, tells them where their own tickets are up to, logs new ones with Phone as the source, and talks them through a fix from your own help articles while your technicians get on with the work.

Connection
Your API key
The caller
By number
Their tickets
Read back
Fixes
Your articles

The Freshservice connector is in early access. It is built and tested against Freshservice's published API, and no desk has run it live yet. The tools ship switched off, and you turn them on when you have watched enough calls land in your queue to be happy.

Logged in Freshservice while they were still on the phone. In early access.

A first line that never puts anyone on hold.

Everything it does, on the mornings when the whole office rings at once.

From the phone ringing to a ticket in the queue.

Six things happen on a support call. Your technicians do none of them.

01

It answers, immediately

On the first ring, in a genuine local voice, as your service desk. Ten people locked out on a Monday morning are ten calls answered at once, not nine people listening to music.

02

It knows who is calling

Before it speaks it finds the caller in Freshservice from the number they are ringing on, and greets them by name. A number it does not know is treated as a new caller, and two people sharing one number are never guessed between.

03

It checks their tickets

"Any update on mine?" is answered from Freshservice: the ticket, what it is about, whether it is open or pending and when it last changed. Only tickets they raised, and never your team's notes.

04

It tries the fix

For a how-to or a password reset it finds the steps in your own published help articles and talks the caller through them one at a time. It only uses what the article says, and never makes a fix up.

05

It logs the ticket

When the fix does not work, or it is a real fault, it gets the details, reads a summary back, and logs it in Freshservice with Phone as the source. The caller hangs up with a ticket number.

06

It writes it up

After the call, a private note with what was said goes on every ticket the call touched, so whoever picks it up knows the story without ringing the caller back to ask.

What it does with your Freshservice.

A Freshservice phone integration that reads and writes through the same API your own integrations use, with an API key you can revoke at any time.

Their tickets, read back

Open and pending tickets for the person ringing, newest change first, with the subject, the status and when it last moved. A ticket number read out is checked against their own tickets before anything is said.

New tickets, logged

A real Freshservice ticket created on the call, source Phone, assigned to the agent group you choose, with the problem in the caller's own words. Not an email for somebody to retype later.

Fixes from your articles

It searches your published solution articles and walks the caller through the steps. Where it can it searches as the caller, so it only uses articles they could open in your portal themselves.

Password resets, safely

It reads your own self-service reset steps and logs a ticket when they do not work. It never takes a password or a code. Freshservice holds no passwords, so nothing connected to it can reset one, and the agent says so.

Built for MSPs too

On Freshservice for MSPs, each line answers for one client workspace, so tickets are read and logged in the right place. Each client gets its own number, greeting and articles.

Your notes stay yours

Everything it writes is a private note, which Freshservice does not email to the requester. It is never handed a ticket's conversation, so it cannot read your team's notes out to a caller.

Set up with you

See it working in your own Freshservice.

The part worth seeing is a ticket landing in your queue while the caller is still talking. We connect Talkify to your Freshservice, set the agent up to match how your desk works, and go through the first calls with you, so you watch it happen in your own queue before anybody relies on it.

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The calls that eat a technician's day are the easy ones.

Nobody became an engineer to read out ticket numbers.

"Any update?" is a third of the calls.

Every status chase pulls somebody out of a fix, to open a ticket and read out what it already says. Answered from Freshservice in seconds, those calls stop costing your team any focus at all, and the caller gets their answer without waiting for a call back.

A good first line is mostly the same five fixes.

Passwords, MFA on a new phone, the VPN, a printer, Outlook. If the steps are in your help articles, the agent can walk a caller through them at two in the morning just as patiently as at ten, and log a ticket for the ones that genuinely need a person.

Frequently asked.

The questions we hear most. If yours isn't here, talk to us and a person will answer it.

Do we have to change our support number?
No. Talkify works by call forwarding from the number your staff and clients already have. You choose when it picks up: always, only when the desk is busy, only when nobody answers within a few rings, or only outside your support hours. It takes a few minutes to set up with your phone provider and you can turn it off just as fast.
How does it connect to Freshservice?
With an API key from one of your Freshservice agents and your Freshservice address. In Freshservice, click your profile picture, then Profile settings, and the key is on the right. Paste it into Talkify with your address and press Test connection. There is no app to install and no developer work. The key carries that agent's permissions, so use one who can see the requesters and tickets callers will ask about.
How does it know who is calling?
From the number they ring from. Before the agent says a word, it looks for a Freshservice requester with that mobile or work number and greets them by name. Freshservice matches phone numbers exactly as they were typed in, so we check every common way the number could have been written, with spaces, without, and in international form. If two requesters share the number, the agent treats the caller as unknown rather than guessing which one it is.
Can it tell someone where their ticket is up to?
Yes, for their own tickets. It reads back the ticket number, what it is about, whether it is open or pending and when it last changed. It cannot read anybody else's ticket: a number the caller reads out is checked against the tickets they raised, and one that belongs to somebody else gets the same answer as one that does not exist. It does not read your team's notes, so it never guesses at when something will be fixed.
Can it log a new ticket?
Yes. It asks what is wrong, what they were doing when it started, what they have tried and how many people it affects, reads a one-line summary back, and logs the ticket in Freshservice with Phone as the source, in the agent group you choose. The caller is given the ticket number before they hang up. A caller who is not one of your requesters is asked for their name and work email first.
Can it reset a password?
No, and nothing connected to Freshservice can, because Freshservice does not hold anyone's network or Microsoft 365 password. What the agent does is talk the caller through your own self-service reset steps from your help articles, one step at a time. If that does not get them in, it logs a password reset ticket so your team can verify who they are and sort it. It never asks for, hears or repeats a password or a one-time code, and it stops a caller who starts to read one out.
Will it make up a fix?
No. It only talks a caller through steps that are in your published Freshservice solution articles, and where it can it searches as the caller, so it only uses articles they could open in your portal themselves. If there is no article for the problem, it says so and logs a ticket instead.
What lands in Freshservice after the call?
A private note on every ticket the call touched, with the summary of what was said and, if you want it, the full transcript. Private notes are for your team and are not emailed to the requester. You can also have every call from a known requester logged as a ticket of its own, which is off by default because it gets noisy on a busy line.
We are an MSP on Freshservice for MSPs.
That works. Freshservice for MSPs keeps each client in its own workspace, and each Talkify line can be pointed at one, so the agent reads and logs tickets in the right client's workspace. Give each client their own number and they each get their own agent, with their own greeting and their own help articles.
What does it cost?
Talkify business agents are $129/month at the founding rate for your first 3 months, then $199, including 200 minutes of calls, with extra minutes from 10c each. There is no setup fee, no per-call charge and no lock-in. That sits alongside whatever you already pay Freshworks; we do not touch your Freshservice subscription.
Where does our call data live?
Calls are handled in New Zealand and Australian data centres, and nowhere else, transcription and recordings included. Recordings and transcripts are encrypted at rest. Support calls carry your staff's names, numbers and details of your systems, so it is a fair question to ask any supplier and get the answer in writing.
We do not use Freshservice.
Then none of this is a reason to switch. Talkify answers your support line, takes the details and emails your team the whole call within seconds whatever you run your desk on. The Freshservice connection removes the retyping for the desks that do use it.

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