Connect Trigger.dev so your phone agent can check task runs and errors live.

Trigger.dev runs the background jobs your business depends on, from order processing to scheduled reports. When a customer or team member calls about a job, your agent can look up the run, check its status and result, and see whether an error has been happening. Connect your Trigger.dev account from its settings and your agent can answer status questions during the call, instead of waiting for someone to check the dashboard. Your agent only reads what you allow, and it can tell a caller what happened without guessing.

What your agent can do with Trigger.dev

  • Look up a run's status, timing and result while the caller waits
  • Report whether a job succeeded or failed, and the outcome of a batch
  • Check open error groups and how often a problem has occurred
  • Pull a short list of recent errors filtered by task or time window

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

Example calls

Customer asks if their report has been generated

  1. Caller

    Hi, I was told my monthly export would be ready by this morning. Has it run?

  2. Agent

    Let me check. The export task ran at 6:02 AM and completed successfully. The file was delivered to your email at 6:04.

  3. Caller

    Oh good, I can't see it. Could you resend it?

  4. Agent

    Of course. I've queued the export again and it should arrive within five minutes.

Operations manager checks a batch of invoices

  1. Caller

    We sent out a batch of invoices last night. Did they all go through?

  2. Agent

    The batch has 240 runs. 238 completed and 2 failed. The failures were both due to a timeout on the payment reference lookup.

  3. Caller

    Can you tell me which customers they were for?

  4. Agent

    I can see the run IDs for both. I've flagged them for your team to review in the morning.

Developer asks about a recurring error

  1. Caller

    Is the sync error from Tuesday still happening?

  2. Agent

    That error group has occurred 37 times since Tuesday, most recently at 2:15 PM today. It is still open and affects the current version.

  3. Caller

    Has anyone marked it as resolved?

  4. Agent

    No. It is still unresolved. I can note that you're looking into it so the team sees it in the morning.

How to connect Trigger.dev

  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 Trigger.dev

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

  3. 3

    Choose the actions

    In the agent editor, enable the Trigger.dev 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?

Your agent looks up Trigger.dev data while the call is in progress, so it can answer status questions right away. It can also reference runs and errors discussed earlier in the same call.

What do I need to connect Trigger.dev?

You need an account with Trigger.dev and its credentials. Sign in to the AgentCalls dashboard, open Integrations, and choose Trigger.dev. Enter your details from the Trigger.dev settings page, and you're connected.

Which plan includes Trigger.dev?

Integrations, including Trigger.dev, are included from the Growth plan. Smaller plans can make and receive calls but cannot connect external tools.

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Put your agent to work with Trigger.dev.

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