Turn every call into words, meaning and action.
Speech-to-text, text-to-speech, real-time transcription, translation, intent and sentiment APIs that developers plug into their apps. AI runs on your network and carries your brand.
- Speech-to-text
- Text-to-speech
- Live translation
- Intent & sentiment
AI in Speech & Language AI, working on its own.
AI that takes the action, not just the note. Running inside the network, on your brand. See the same signals in the contact centre.
Intent-triggered actions
When a set intent is detected, the API fires a webhook so apps can act in the moment.
Sentiment alerts
Rising frustration on a live call alerts a team lead or transfers the caller to a senior agent.
Live call translation
Callers speaking different languages hear each other translated in near real time on the same call.
Speech & Language AI, feature by feature.
Streaming transcription
Get words as they are spoken over a live stream for real-time apps.
Batch transcription
Send recordings and receive timestamped transcripts with speaker labels.
Natural voices
Generate lifelike speech for prompts, alerts and agent replies.
Custom vocabulary
Add product names and industry terms to sharpen recognition.
- Customer wants to cancel
- Retention offer made
- Follow up on Friday
Call summaries
Produce short summaries and action items after each conversation. See AI notes in AceEX Personal AI.
Language coverage
Work across 32+ languages for voice with one consistent API.
From setup to live.
- 01Authenticate
Create an API key in your branded developer portal.
- 02Stream
Send live audio or upload recordings to the speech endpoint.
- 03Subscribe
Register webhooks for intents, sentiment shifts and finished transcripts.
- 04Act
Use the results to route, alert, translate or summarize.
Operators
We supply the APIs, docs, sandbox, portal and billing under your name. You supply the customers.
See the reseller programDevelopers
One API for voice, messaging and AI agents, on direct routes.
Read the API referenceSpeech is just the beginning.
- Built on open standards
- Speech Synthesis Markup Language (W3C)
- RTP (RFC 3550)
- WebRTC (W3C)
Questions, answered.
Yes. Audio is processed where it already flows, so there is no extra hop to a third party.
Yes. The same APIs accept audio from apps, recordings and web sessions.
Voice works across 32+ languages with one consistent API, including live translation between them.
Yes. Custom vocabulary lets developers add product names and industry terms to sharpen recognition.
Timestamped transcripts with speaker labels, plus short summaries and action items, pushed to your systems by webhook.
Give your enterprises an API.
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