Route support calls
The SIP connection sends the call to the selected support intake agent running on the Mac.
An example Telepath workflow for gathering issue details, urgency, account context, and the caller's preferred follow-up path before a human gets involved.

One active AI voice call at a time for call fidelity and predictable local resource use.
Connect through Telnyx, Twilio, or generic SIP while Telepath keeps call state visible.
Webhook tools can create tickets, look up customer context, notify support, or flag escalation needs.
Support calls often fail at the first handoff. This workflow gives the human team a clean starting point.
The SIP connection sends the call to the selected support intake agent running on the Mac.
The agent asks what happened, when it started, what is affected, and whether the issue is urgent.
Approved webhook tools can retrieve customer-owned context before the agent relies on it.
Telepath can send the summary to a ticketing workflow, notify the team, or mark the call for escalation.
Support intake is useful when the next person starts with issue context instead of a blank ticket.
What happened, when it started, and what the caller already tried.
Routine, high priority, blocked, or needs immediate human review.
The product, service, location, device, or account area involved.
Caller ID or phone-based context returned from a customer-owned workflow.
A signal that support, success, or operations should review quickly.
Preferred channel, callback window, and who should respond.
Telepath can send support intake results to the workflow that already owns issue handling.
Create a support item with issue summary, urgency, caller details, and call ID.
Fetch context from a customer-owned HTTPS workflow before creating the next action.
Notify support when urgency, account risk, or unclear context needs human review.
Continue with nearby workflows that use the same Mac-native calling and webhook tools.
Collect support intake from an Apple Silicon Mac with SIP provider choice and webhook tools.
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