We’re currently looking for an experienced Retell AI expert to review our existing voice agent workflow and provide feedback

We have a live implementation that is functional, but we’re looking to refine performance, improve conversation quality, and better handle edge cases.

What we’re looking for:

  • Review of current call flows and agent behavior

  • Feedback on conversation design and naturalness (pacing, tone, reducing filler, etc.)

  • Guidance on handling edge cases (voicemail detection, IVR navigation, failed transfers)

  • Suggestions to improve reliability and scalability

  • Best practices for structuring prompts, nodes, and transitions

If you have hands-on experience building and optimizing voice agents in Retell AI, we’d like to connect.

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Would love to talk! @kkean

Thank you for reaching out. I am reviewing the link above now.

Do you have a general price guide or how does it work?

Shoot me an email at luke@autoappoint.me and I can send you a full breakdown, since I can’t send you a direct message here on the forum

Hi @kkean ,

I’d be willing to review your voice agent. I’ve been building contact center solution with various other applications for over 25 years. I’ve been focusing on getting really well versed in Retell AI.

Not sure if you are using the conversational flow builder or single prompt. I’m using my past experience with similar type conversational flow workflow tools to build the best solutions.

Dean @omnicontactai

Hi Kevin,

Happy to help with this.

I have built and optimized several voice agents in Retell AI, covering everything from prompt structuring and node transitions to voicemail detection and IVR handling, so the areas you mentioned are very familiar to me.

Refining conversation flow and reducing unnatural pacing or filler is usually where the biggest quality gains come from, and it sounds like that is exactly what you are after.

I can take a look at your current setup and give you practical, specific feedback rather than just general advice.

You can reach out to me on my email here

Colin