Questions before deploying a Hinglish voice receptionist.

Hinglish is conversational speech that mixes Hindi and English, sometimes within the same sentence. The exact mix varies by caller and context.

Code-mixed speech can switch languages within one sentence. Recognition needs to preserve that context instead of assuming a call stays in one language throughout.

Choose a service context, enter a short caller request, and run the test. Browser-side rules match the request to a configured reception topic and next question.

The browser demo labels it for review instead of inventing an answer. A production deployment needs an approved clarification or human-handoff path for the same situation.

This public site does not define production call recording, transcription, storage, retention, or model-training use. Those choices need a deployment-specific data notice and approval before calls go live.

None are claimed by this public site. Only approved destinations that have been configured and tested for a specific deployment should be presented as connected.

No such capability is claimed. Clinic examples are limited to administrative reception and are not an emergency service or a source of clinical advice.

Call flows, handoff rules, destinations, data handling, consent requirements, and business integrations must be approved and tested for the specific deployment.