If you called a business and reached a Zeenphi AI agent, here's what that means, and how the call was handled.
Before this page goes liveState-level rules on disclosing AI voice agents to callers are new and still evolving. The specific statutes marked like this need to be confirmed with Acerti Legal, and re-checked periodically as more states pass AI-disclosure laws.
If you called a business that uses Zeenphi, your call may have been answered by our AI voice agent rather than a live person. The agent is built to speak naturally and handle routine calls: answering questions, booking appointments, and taking messages. Most callers can't tell the difference in the moment — but if you ask whether you're speaking with an AI, the agent will tell you. If you'd rather speak with a person, ask, and the call can be transferred to the business directly where that option is set up, or you can request a callback.
The AI agent works on behalf of the business you called, not on behalf of Zeenphi directly. That business is our Customer, and it decides how its agent is configured, what it says, and what it's authorized to do (like booking a job on its calendar). Zeenphi is the technology provider that builds and operates the agent for that business. If you have a complaint about how a specific call was handled, the business itself is the right first contact; if you're not able to resolve it with them, you can also reach us using the details in Section 5.
Calls answered by a Zeenphi AI agent are recorded and transcribed. This supports the booking, quality, and dispute-resolution purposes the business uses the service for.
You are told before the call goes anywhereEvery Zeenphi agent states that the call is recorded within its opening seconds, before it asks you for any information. That disclosure is built into the agent's script and cannot be switched off by the business using the service. If you would rather not be recorded, you can end the call at that point, or ask to be transferred to a person or called back instead.
Why we disclose everywhere, not just where it is required. Some states permit recording when only one participant knows about it; roughly a dozen require every participant to consent. Zeenphi does not rely on the one-party rule anywhere. The spoken disclosure plays on every call, on every account, in every state, so that recording rests on your having been told and having chosen to continue. Florida, where Zeenphi is operated from, is an all-party-consent state — Fla. Stat. § 934.03 makes intercepting a communication without consent a third-degree felony, and § 934.10 gives a recorded party a civil claim — and we treat that as the standard everywhere rather than mapping the rule state by state.
Recordings and transcripts are retained for 90 days from the date of the call by default, then automatically deleted, as described in our Privacy Policy.
Zeenphi's AI agent is inbound-only: it answers calls that a caller places to one of our Customers, and it never places outbound calls, runs automated dialing, or conducts telemarketing of any kind. If you received an unsolicited call claiming to be from Zeenphi or one of our Customers' AI agents, it did not come from our platform.
See our Contact & Support page, or write to contact@zeenphi.com. For questions about your own personal information, see our Privacy Policy.