Callnovo

agriculture

Farming runs on tight timelines. Support should keep up.

AI agents handle equipment inquiries, supply orders, and seasonal questions in 65+ languages, keeping operations moving from planting through harvest.

Side view of a combine harvester working in a dusty wheat field during harvest season.

how it plays out

Real contacts, minute by minute.

Phone Spanish

"My irrigation pump stopped working mid-season"

Emergency equipment support during growing season

  1. AI gathered model number and symptoms from farmer
  2. Identified likely issue from troubleshooting database
  3. Checked parts availability at nearest dealer
  4. Scheduled same-day technician dispatch for field repair
Technician dispatched crop loss minimized
Web Chat Portuguese

"I need 20 tons of feed delivered by Friday"

Time-sensitive bulk supply order

  1. AI confirmed product availability and delivery zone
  2. Calculated freight cost and delivery window
  3. Processed order with preferred payment method on file
  4. Sent delivery confirmation with driver contact and ETA
Order confirmed delivery on schedule
Email French

“What herbicide is approved for our region this year?”

Registration and rates are label and agronomist questions.

  1. AI records the grower’s region, crop and the problem they describe
  2. Sends the product labels and safety data sheets your team has published for that region
  3. Does not recommend a product or give a rate
  4. Books a callback with your agronomist or licensed advisor
Agronomist callback booked no rate given by us
SMS Hindi

“When should I apply the second round of fertilizer?”

Timing and rates depend on the field, so they are an agronomist’s call.

  1. AI records crop type, planting date, region and any soil test the farmer has
  2. Does not give timing or rate advice
  3. Routes the question to your agronomy team with the details attached
  4. Sends reminders only on the schedule your agronomist sets
Question routed advice stays with your agronomist

the team behind it

Faces, not a queue.

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Support for Agricultural Suppliers

  • Equipment fault intake, parts availability and technician dispatch
  • Agronomy, chemical and rate questions routed to your agronomists without advice from us
  • Multilingual support for farmworkers and rural distributors

65+ Languages

  • Human agents providing support in 65+ languages
  • Real-time AI translation for rare language pairs
  • Cultural context training for every market we serve

Follow-the-Sun Coverage

  • Operation centres in Canada, Bolivia, Nicaragua, the Philippines and China
  • Smooth handoff between time zones with shared context
  • Holiday and weekend coverage without overtime costs

the part nobody prices in

Give the dealer a usable equipment or supply request

When equipment stops during a busy season, the dealer needs the model, fault description and site details before confirming the next step. Agree which troubleshooting instructions support may share and how service requests reach the dealer. Record availability and dispatch as confirmed only when the authorized source provides that confirmation; do not infer a technician’s arrival time from a parts enquiry.

Configure HeroDash fields for equipment model, dealer territory and request category. A supply-order request can also record the product reference, quantity with its unit and requested delivery location. For routine cases awaiting dealer confirmation, a status trigger can add a follow-up tag and email the assigned agent, with execution recorded on the conversation timeline.

Keep equipment and supply enquiries separate from agronomy advice. A question about a chemical, application rate or crop treatment should carry the grower’s location, crop and product reference to the designated agronomist. Support can point to the approved product documents and arrange the callback. The specialist determines the recommendation and any field-specific instructions.

what comes off the call

The dealer or agronomist handoff

Agree the required fields and permitted access during setup.

  • Grower or dealer reference and service location
  • Equipment model or supply-product reference
  • Fault description or requested quantity with unit
  • Approved troubleshooting steps already attempted
  • Requested delivery or service window, pending confirmation
  • Dealer or agronomist receiving the request and next contact

questions

What buyers ask before they sign.

How much does it cost?

AI voice is US$0.15 per minute and web chat is US$0.15 per session. Live agents start at US$650 per month including 1,500 minutes — about US$0.43 per minute — or from US$5.80 per hour for a dedicated agent working only your account. The minimum engagement is half a seat, not a five-seat block.

How fast can you start answering our phones?

Five days is our normal window to staff a live account — that is five days to find and place an agent who fits your business, not five days of software setup. AI voice can go live sooner because there is no hiring step.

Do you answer in Spanish?

Yes, on the same number, with agents in our Bolivia and Nicaragua operation centres — native Spanish, not machine translation. English and Spanish share one queue, and we cover 60+ more languages if you need them.

Can I mix AI and live agents on one number?

That is the normal setup. You decide which call types go to AI and which reach a person, and you can change the split as your volume changes. Nothing about that decision is locked in at signup.

Can support promise a technician visit during harvest?

Support can record the requested time and route the fault details to the dealer. The authorized dispatch team confirms the visit and arrival information; a request alone is not a confirmed appointment.

How are pesticide or fertilizer questions routed?

Record the region, crop, product reference and grower’s question using the approved intake. Route the request to the agronomist or designated specialist for advice on suitability, timing and rates.

start

Review a dealer-service or supply-order handoff

Bring an equipment fault example, dealer contacts and your order-confirmation process to plan seasonal support.