Prepare spoken greetings and prompts
Use the text-to-speech workspace to prepare audio for greetings and guidance. It is for call prompts — not a general media studio.
IntuneLabs Console
Compose the agent. Run the calls.
Console is the operator workspace: set an agent’s role, voice, and greeting, then handle live calls and records in the same place. Built in-house on our stack.
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COMPOSE THE AGENT
Role, greeting, and voice in one editor.
Describe the help it should offer, write the opening greeting, and assign a voice. Compose the agent in the console — no separate tooling — and watch it take a call from the same workspace.
VOICE LIBRARY
Compare the voices you will actually assign.
Browse and compare voices you can attach to an agent. This is a library for assignment — not a cloning studio, and not a claim that we train the models ourselves.
CALLS AND RECORDS
The live call stays in the same workspace.
The transport connects, the transcript accumulates while the call is running, and records and follow-up land in the console. Panels here are examples, not real call data. Follow-up runs only after a person confirms it.
TOOLS FOR OPERATIONS
From spoken prompts to planned connections.
Connections, scoped per deployment
Review available connections in the integrations workspace, then set scope against your environment in a demo. Nothing here turns every integration on out of the box.
Walk the first agent and the operating flow.
Review the agent’s role, voice, and operating environment in the product. Changes that reach production pass a human gate. IntuneLabs holds no security or privacy certification, and this page claims none.