This weekend, I built an AI sales system that automates cold calls and books meetings – here’s how it works.
I combined Twilio for the phone calls, OpenAI for the speech to speech AI, and Google Calendar / Google Sheets to replace a CRM.
The result? A system built on Google Sheet that lets you upload a prospect list, provide some context and guidelines, and then let your AI agents handle the cold calls until they book meetings directly into your calendar.
Appreciate it. I’m fully focused on undervalued.ai, so I won’t be writing a guide.
If you’re building your own, the setup is an orchestration of:
– Twilio (both API and to purchase phone number)
– OpenAI (speech-to-speech)
– Websockets (for live bridging)
– Optional: Google Sheets + Calendar APIs (for flow logic)
Paid solutions are likely available if you prefer an off-the-shelf option.
I’m incredibly interested in what you’ve done here. Came across your post while attempting to build something incredibly similar to what you’ve done here. Would love to chat with you for a few minutes if you’re open to it? Let me know!
Hey Henry,
This is really solid work here. Appreciate how you’ve smartly used Twilio, OpenAI, and Sheets to build a fully automated cold-call system. I see the voice flow feels natural, and real-time calendar booking makes it super practical for lean outreach teams.
Using Sheets as a no-code CRM is a nice touch and keeps things lightweight and easy to tweak. The way you handle timezones and context shows you’ve thought through the details.
This could definitely evolve into a full SaaS with reporting and fallback chat where solutions like MirrorFly or Apphitect would be a wise add for that.
Hi @HenryObj , well done on creating this needed automation. Any chance i could test it for internal purposes too and see if we can then come up with an arrangement?