Support

Support centre

Guides and answers to help you get the most out of rednea.

Calendar & appointments

Book appointments without an email address (Cal.com)

Not every caller has an email address. With one small setting in Cal.com, a phone number is enough — so your assistant books appointments even without an email.

Calls & assistant

Choosing the right voice for your assistant

How to pick the right one of 30 voices for your rednea assistant — with tips on tone, language and a test call before you go live.

Calendar & appointments

Connect your calendar to rednea (Cal.com + Google or Outlook)

Complete step-by-step guide with pictures: create a Cal.com account, connect your calendar, set up appointment types, generate an API key and add it to rednea so your assistant books appointments.

Setup & telephony

Connect your existing number to rednea (call forwarding)

Keep your business number and forward unanswered calls to rednea with call forwarding. Guide with the GSM code for Swisscom, Sunrise and Salt.

Calls & assistant

Does the assistant understand Swiss German?

Yes. Swiss German is one of the six languages your rednea assistant speaks. How to set the dialect, how the assistant sounds and how multilingual calls work.

Getting started

Getting started: a tour of your rednea dashboard (with video)

The walkthrough for new customers: log in, review your calls, set your greeting and system prompt – shown in the video and written out step by step below.

Getting started

How the assistant answers calls

What happens when you can't pick up: your rednea assistant greets the caller, clarifies their request, takes a message, transfers the call if needed and sends you a summary straight away.

Billing

Pricing & minutes: what rednea costs

The rednea Basic plan costs CHF 90 per month and includes 120 minutes of AI talk time. Cancel monthly, no minimum term, no hard minute cap.

Calls & assistant

Setting up instructions for your assistant (system prompt)

How to tell your rednea assistant how to behave on the phone: greeting, system prompt, variables and follow-up questions — with an example.