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A reference for every setting on the Voice Agent detail page — model, voice, Flex Mode, data storage, fallback voices, and more.
The voice agent detail page has three tabs: Overview, Settings, and Channels. This article covers all eight fields in the Settings tab and explains what the Channels tab shows.
To open the detail page for any agent, go to https://app.trustpager.com/auto/voice-agents and click the agent name.
The language model that powers the agent's reasoning during a call. Two options are available:
TrustPager sets Claude 4.5 Haiku as the recommended default. Changing the model takes effect on the next published version — a draft save alone won't apply it to live calls.
A flow-level toggle that controls how strictly the agent follows the node sequence you built.
Start with Flex Mode off while building and testing. Turn it on only if callers are frequently going off-script in ways your edge conditions don't cover.
Controls what call data is retained after each call. Three modes:
TrustPager applies the recommended default of Store everything so you can review early calls and improve the flow. Change it once the agent is stable if your privacy obligations require it.
The voice the agent uses for all speech. The picker shows a library of available voices — each listing includes the language, accent, and a play button so you can preview it before committing. Click the play button next to any voice to hear a sample. Select a voice and save — it takes effect on the next published version.
The platform defaults to Australian English (en-AU). Match the voice to your caller base: an agent handling Australian inbound leads should use an en-AU voice; an agent handling US leads should use an en-US voice.
One or more backup voices the agent uses if the primary voice becomes temporarily unavailable. The agent switches to the first fallback automatically — callers experience a brief voice change but the call continues uninterrupted.
Add at least one fallback voice if your agent handles high call volumes or is critical to your operation. The same preview play button is available in the fallback picker.
The underlying synthesis engine used to generate speech from text. In most cases the default is correct — it is matched to the voice you selected. Only change this if you are experiencing audio quality issues and have been advised to try a different model by support.
Sets the language for the agent's speech recognition (what it hears) and synthesis (what it says). Defaults to en-AU. Change this if your callers speak a different language — setting the correct language improves recognition accuracy significantly.
When enabled, TrustPager pre-processes the agent's text output to make it more natural when spoken — for example, expanding abbreviations or formatting numbers. Leave this off in almost every case: if you have written your flow content to be naturally speakable (which you should), normalisation will add little and may introduce unexpected rewrites. Only enable it if you are feeding raw data (product codes, formatted dates, currency strings) directly into speech output.
The Channels tab gives you a unified view of every phone number and web widget wired to this agent. It does not support editing — it is a read-only summary. To manage any resource shown here, click the external-link icon on its row and you will be taken to its dedicated settings page.
The tab is divided into three sections:
If a section is empty, nothing is currently wired to this agent in that channel. Use the Add link or the dedicated admin page to connect a resource.
TrustPager ships a recommended profile for new agents. The recommended defaults are:
These defaults work well for the majority of use cases. Adjust them once you understand how your specific flow behaves in live calls.
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