How Amazon Ring uses Vapi
50%
“50% time on call reduction”
As published on vapi.ai. Captured by usedby on Oct 8, 2026.
What happened
Ring uses Vapi voice AI agents to handle all of its inbound customer support calls, replacing a need to expand call-center capacity or rely on traditional IVR during holiday call surges. Operations teams tune the agent behavior themselves.
Summary written by usedby from the source page, in English. The figures are those of Vapi and Amazon Ring, not ours.
- 70%“70% cost per minute reduction”
- 100%“100% of inbound call volume now runs through Vapi”
- two weeks“Zero to production in two weeks”
Moving all inbound volume to AI agents is usually where support quality begins to degrade. Ring's went the other way: customer satisfaction scores improved after deployment and have kept climbing since.
When Ring customers call in, they expect fast, high-quality support. We went from zero to production in two weeks, and 100% of our inbound volume now runs through Vapi. Most importantly, we've maintained our high bar of support for our customers and CSAT scores have improved.
We went from zero to production in two weeks, and 100% of our inbound volume now runs through Vapi. Most importantly, we’ve maintained the high bar of support for our customers, and CSAT scores have improved.
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- The result itselfNot checkedWe quote it; we did not measure it.
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