For your IT team
For the person who connects AlloMia to your clinic’s software and phone system.
Receptionists and clinic managers don’t need this section. Everyday tasks, such as passing calls to the front desk or sending a text message, are in Setting up your AI agent.
Connecting your clinic software
Connect your AI agent to your clinic software’s API with a tool: describe the request and its variables, then turn it on for an agent.
Securing a connection to your clinic software
Choose how AlloMia signs in to your software’s API (API key, bearer token, basic auth or OAuth2) and add HTTP headers.
Testing a connection
Send a test request, read what AlloMia sent and what your software answered, and see how a test differs from a call.
What the agent says while it looks something up
Choose what your AI agent says while your software answers, when it’s slow, and when a request succeeds or fails.
Your connections
Find, search, sort and change your clinic’s connections, and copy a connection’s ID for support.
Copying or deleting a connection
Copy a connection to build a similar one, or delete one your AI agents no longer need.
Connecting your clinic’s phone system
Send calls from your clinic’s own number, phone provider or phone system to AlloMia over SIP, and let AlloMia pass calls back.
Keys for connecting other software
Create, store and delete the API keys other software uses to work with AlloMia.
Starting calls from your own software
Have your own software start a call with an AI agent, and get the result by status request or callback.
Advanced agent settings (AI model, speech, keypad)
Choose the AI model, tune answer length, speech recognition and keypad input, and see which settings have no effect today.
Setting up your AI agent
For the person who sets things up: create your AI agent, write its instructions, choose what it can do and test it.