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Glossary

Plain-language definitions of terms you’ll see throughout these docs and the app.

Application-to-Person messaging — business texting. US carriers require A2P registration so business SMS (like confirmations) delivers reliably. See Registration & consent.

The setting that decides when Neuros picks up: answer everything, ring you first, after-hours only, or off. See Answer modes.

Automatic Speech Recognition — turning the caller’s speech into text. The first stage of the voice pipeline.

When a caller talks over Neuros and it stops to listen, like a real conversation.

The visual, node-based flow that guides every call.

A rule that brings in a human — notify, take a message, warm-transfer, or get someone on now — when a call meets a condition. See Owner take-over.

Sending calls from your existing number to your CoveCall number, so Neuros answers without changing your number. See Porting & forwarding.

A billing setting that makes calls ring your phone (instead of incurring overage) once you reach your plan’s minutes. See Usage & alerts.

PHI-safe handling for medical practices — consent prompts and minimum-necessary capture, enabled by the Dental / Medical vertical.

What a caller wants (booking, a question, a complaint). Neuros detects it to route the call.

The model that decides what Neuros says, following your locked instructions. The middle stage of the voice pipeline.

The AI agent that powers CoveCall. You can rename it. See What is Neuros?.

Minutes used beyond your plan’s monthly allowance, billed at $0.45/min unless you use a hard cap.

Stepping into a live call yourself, or having Neuros hand off to a human. See Owner take-over.

Permanently moving your phone number to CoveCall (takes a few business days), versus forwarding (instant).

A possible one-time fee to activate a number in some regions. See Registration & consent.

A database safeguard ensuring each business can only access its own data. See Security & data.

Whether a caller seemed satisfied, neutral, or unhappy — shown on calls and the Overview.

Turning Neuros’s reply into a natural voice. The final stage of the voice pipeline.

Connecting a call to a human while first playing them a short spoken summary, so they start in context.