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Helpiner – Voice Interface for Enterprise Systems
Helpiner connects your workforce to the business systems they use every day — through voice. Instead of navigating menus, switching between apps, or typing updates on the go, your employees simply speak. Helpiner understands, acts, and confirms.
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What Helpiner does
Helpiner acts as a voice layer on top of your existing enterprise stack — CRM, ERP, calendar, task management, and custom workflow tools. Users can log calls, update records, schedule meetings, check pipeline status, or trigger approvals — all without touching a screen.
Built for field teams, sales, and operations
Helpiner is designed for people whose hands are busy and whose time is scarce: field sales reps, service technicians, logistics coordinators, and operations managers. Every minute saved on data entry is a minute returned to the work that actually drives revenue.
Enterprise-ready
- Works with existing systems — no rip-and-replace required
- Supports multilingual environments (Czech, English, German, French, Spanish)
- Deployed for enterprise clients
- Configurable to your workflows and terminology
Why Helpiner
Most voice tools are built for consumers. Helpiner is built for enterprise — with the security, reliability, and integration depth that B2B deployments require.
- Enterprise Single Sign-On - Microsoft Entra ID supports rich enterprise-class single sign-on with Helpiner App out of the box. Users sign in using their organizational accounts hosted in Active Directory.
- Easy Configuration - Microsoft Entra ID provides a simple step-by-step user interface for connecting Helpiner App to Microsoft Entra ID.
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- FedRAMPConfirmedNot listed90%, registry-checkedNo FedRAMP Marketplace entry matched this vendor's domain, checked 2026-08-27registry recordas observed 2026-08-27
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