Ask your agent for live and historical blockchain data from Bitquery during a call.

Connect Bitquery to your AgentCalls agent with your own Bitquery credentials from the tool's settings. During a call, your agent can look up on-chain activity across more than 40 blockchains, from historical records to up-to-the-second data. It can count transactions, count unique wallets, and filter results by conditions you set. Your agent answers customer questions about token activity or wallet totals, and pulls the figures from Bitquery while the caller waits.

What your agent can do with Bitquery

  • Look up historical blockchain records for a wallet, token or address during the call
  • Get real-time transaction data from the combined archive and live databases
  • Count transactions or unique addresses that match a condition you set
  • Answer questions about activity on a specific chain without staff pulling reports

Bitquery exposes 10 actions. You choose which ones the agent may use and whether each runs during or after the call.

Example calls

Inbound question about wallet activity

  1. Caller

    Hi, I want to check how many transfers came into wallet 0x4a2f9c1b over the last week.

  2. Agent

    Sure. Give me a moment to pull that from the blockchain data. Are you looking at Ethereum or another chain?

  3. Caller

    Ethereum, please.

  4. Agent

    That wallet received 143 transfers in the last seven days, with the most activity on Tuesday. Would you like the total value as well?

Real-time token check

  1. Caller

    Can you tell me how many unique holders the token has right now?

  2. Agent

    Yes. I am checking live data, so this will be current to the minute.

  3. Caller

    Thanks. Is that number going up quickly?

  4. Agent

    It is. There are 18,406 unique holders right now, up about 220 since yesterday morning.

Follow-up call on a report request

  1. Agent

    Hello, this is calling for Marcus at Northline Analytics. You asked for the daily transaction count on Polygon for this month.

  2. Caller

    Yes, go ahead.

  3. Agent

    Through the 14th, the count is 2.3 million transactions, averaging about 164,000 per day. Should I email the full breakdown to your team?

  4. Caller

    Yes, send it to ops@northline.io.

How to connect Bitquery

  1. 1

    Create your agent

    Sign up to AgentCalls, pick an English or Arabic voice and write what the agent should know and do in plain language.

  2. 2

    Connect Bitquery

    From Integrations in the dashboard, choose Bitquery and enter the connection details from your Bitquery account settings.

  3. 3

    Choose the actions

    In the agent editor, enable the Bitquery actions the agent may use and set each to run during the call or afterwards. Then test it from your browser.

Questions, answered.

Does this work during the call or after it?

It works during the call. Your agent queries Bitquery while the caller is on the line and speaks the result back. It can also run lookups after a call when you schedule a follow-up.

What do I need to connect Bitquery?

You need a Bitquery account and your own credentials. Sign in to the AgentCalls dashboard, open the Bitquery integration, and enter your credentials from the Bitquery settings page.

Which plan includes Bitquery?

Tool integrations, including Bitquery, are included from the Growth plan.

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