3CLogic announces new voice AI hub to streamline deployment of virtual agents

3CLogic announces new voice AI hub to streamline deployment of virtual agents

3CLogic has announced the release of its new Voice AI Hub.



3CLogic, a global provider of voice-enablement solutions for cloud-based Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and service management platforms, has announced the release of its new Voice AI Hub. The solution is designed to enhance how enterprises deploy and manage AI-powered voice experiences across customer service and employee support operations. The announcement marks a significant step in the ongoing effort by business software firms to reduce operational costs while also improving the quality and consistency of engagements across voice channels.

The AI Hub enables organisations to easily integrate leading third-party Large Language Models (LLMs) and virtual agents—including those from providers such as Amazon Lex, Google Dialogflow, and IBM Watson—into their voice workflows. 3CLogic’s platform works in tandem with existing CRM systems like ServiceNow and Salesforce, a capability that allows businesses to bridge the gap between digital self-service tools and human-led voice support.

As more enterprises invest in generative AI and automation across customer support and internal service desks, voice interactions often remain an underserved channel. According to Gartner, by 2026, 80% of customer service and support organisations are expected to abandon native mobile apps in favour of messaging for a more seamless customer experience. Yet voice remains a preferred communication tool, particularly for complex or urgent issues, making its integration with AI tools both challenging and essential.

With 3CLogic’s Voice AI Hub, businesses can create, test, and deploy voice-enabled virtual agents quickly—without the need to rebuild existing workflows or duplicate investments in technology. The platform supports hybrid voice experiences, where a virtual agent can handle initial customer interactions, verify information, or answer basic queries before routing the conversation to a live customer service representative with full context. This intelligent call routing helps reduce average handle time (AHT), improve first-call resolution rates, and lessen the load on human agents.

The newly released hub also includes pre-built connectors for top LLM providers, tools for low-code/no-code design of voicebots, and the ability to test AI behaviours in a live environment before full deployment. According to Denis Seynhaeve, CEO of 3CLogic, “Organisations have made large investments in digital self-service and automation, but voice remains a disconnected and costly part of the customer journey. The Voice AI Hub addresses this gap, allowing enterprises to unify their AI strategy across digital and voice channels.”

By focusing on smart orchestration between CRMs, virtual agents, and human agents, 3CLogic aims to modernise the contact centre experience without forcing businesses to overhaul existing infrastructure. This approach aligns with broader market trends. McKinsey & Company noted in a 2023 report that generative AI could increase productivity in customer operations by up to 45%, particularly by enhancing agent performance and automating call handling.

The Voice AI Hub complements 3CLogic’s suite of voice solutions already in use by large global enterprises across sectors such as healthcare, financial services, and IT support. For example, companies using ServiceNow can now bring voice into the wider workflow automation ecosystem—enabling, for instance, IT service desk tickets to be opened and updated through a voice call handled by a virtual agent, without human intervention.


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