Dialtone

Dialtone is an enterprise platform for building and running AI agents that automate business workflows. Agents are designed in a no code builder, tested, deployed and operated from one interface, and employees can talk to them from the chat and email tools they already use. The platform centers on connectivity and control. It lists more than 100 first party connectors for data, actions and events, and teams can extend agents to proprietary systems using existing OpenAPI specifications and MCP servers. Agents can be triggered by integration events, schedules or webhooks, and they can hand off to a person when human input or oversight is needed. Every step of an agent run is visible through real time logs and traces for debugging and auditing. Dialtone is aimed at larger organizations with strict security requirements. The vendor states that it is SOC 2 Type II compliant, supports SSO and OAuth through an existing identity provider, keeps audit logs and alerts, and offers cloud hosted, cloud prem and on prem deployments on dedicated infrastructure. Solutions architecture and engineering support from Dialtone staff is stated to be included with platform access. The company is based in San Francisco and backed by Y Combinator, Amino Capital and Z Venture Capital. Dialtone does not publish prices, and access begins with a demo request.