Voxtera answers your guests in any of 99 languages — and turns every request into a ticket that lands directly in the tool your staff already uses: Telegram, WhatsApp, SMS, Slack, or your PMS.
Most voice assistants stop at answering the guest. Voxtera closes the loop — capturing every request, routing it to the right team, and confirming back to the guest when it's done.
Every request your guests make falls into one of these. Voxtera handles them end-to-end, in the guest's language, and turns each into a structured action for the right team.
Voxtera doesn't ask your staff to learn a new app. It posts directly into whatever you already use to coordinate — so the cleaner gets a Telegram message in Portuguese, the night manager gets a Slack ping in English, and your PMS gets the structured ticket for audit.
A typical Voxtera ticket flow, end-to-end. Eight minutes, zero language barriers, zero handoffs lost. The kind of call that used to take fifteen minutes — and a translator — now resolves while the guest is still unpacking.
Hoteliers fear the same thing every time: "yet another platform we have to log into."
Voxtera deliberately doesn't build that. It lives inside the tools your team already uses — Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, SMS — and inside your PMS for the audit trail. Your night manager opens the same chat they always have. The cleaner gets a message on the same phone. Nothing to install. Nothing to learn.
The only new thing on your team's plate? Saying yes to a few more guests, in a few more languages.
Every vendor lists features. We list what we won't do — because operators have been burned by products that promised everything and delivered chaos. Voxtera has a deliberate, narrow scope.
Three short blocks. Ninety seconds. By the end, we'll both know whether a fifteen-minute conversation is worth scheduling — and what to lead with if it is.
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