February 2, 2026
This release focuses on making your day-to-day work faster, simpler, and more reliable β especially when building AI Voice Agents, guiding clients through structured tasks (with conditional logic), improving AI campaign setup and execution, and more.
Weβre introducing AI Agent Builder (Beta) β a new, easy way to create and manage Voice AI agents directly inside Kayse, without any technical setup or external tools.
This feature is designed to help law firms build smarter AI agents faster, test them safely, and confidently use them in real client campaigns.
A new Voice Agents section is now available in the left sidebar.
From here, you can:
This gives your team a clear overview and full control in one place. 
When creating a new agent, youβll walk through a simple setup flow:
1οΈβ£ Agent name Give your agent a clear name (many firms use Case Type + Goal, e.g. βIntake Follow-Upβ).
2οΈβ£ Voice & language Choose how your agent will sound and which language it will speak.
3οΈβ£ Welcome messages (Inbound & Outbound) You can define different greetings depending on how the call starts:
You can also insert dynamic details (client name, case info, company name), so the agent speaks more naturally and personally.
4οΈβ£ Agent behavior (Prompt) You can guide how the agent should talk and behave during the call β what questions to ask, how to respond, and what the goal of the conversation is. 
If you attach a Form to the agent:
If the form is updated later, the agent can be updated easily as well.
If needed, you can enable Call Transfer, allowing the AI agent to hand the call off to a real team member.
There are two transfer options:
This is useful when a call needs human follow-up or approval.
For more control, you can fine-tune how calls behave:


Before using an agent in real campaigns, you can test it safely:
Once everything looks good:

If you need to change something later (for example, update form questions):
No need to start from scratch.
AI Agent Builder is currently in Beta and actively improving. Upcoming enhancements include:
Weβve introduced smarter, more flexible Smart Tasks that adapt to each clientβs answers β so your workflows feel more natural and require less manual follow-up.
You can now connect tasks together using conditional (if/else) logic.
This means:
Conditional logic is supported for common task types, including:
For example: If a client selects a specific answer, additional related tasks can automatically appear. If not β those tasks stay hidden.
This logic works seamlessly when clients complete tasks via:

Smart Tasks can now include disqualify logic, allowing workflows to end early when appropriate.
For example:

You can now mark tasks as Required or Optional.
This is just the beginning. Weβll continue improving Smart Tasks with:
This release brings several important improvements to AI Campaigns, giving your team more control over access, call pacing, scheduling, and visibility β while helping prevent common setup mistakes.
You can now share AI Campaign data with your team β without requiring them to log in.
On the Campaign Review & Settings page, you can generate a public campaign link and decide exactly what others can see. This is especially useful when working with call centers, supervisors, or external partners.
With public access, you can choose to share:
This allows stakeholders to stay informed while keeping the rest of your system private and secure.

For transfer campaigns, calling too fast can overwhelm live agents. Now, you can slow down call rates on a per-campaign basis.
This lets you:
Perfect for campaigns that rely on human handoffs.

We added a warning when callbacks are scheduled outside your allowed call time window.
If a callback would happen after calling hours:
This helps avoid confusion and ensures calls only happen when theyβre allowed. 
Itβs now easier to see when Kayse automatically fixes bad phone numbers during a campaign.
On the Calls page, you can filter by Self-Healed Contacts to:
This makes enrichment results visible right where you need them.

You can now save your campaign run setup as a reusable template.
If youβve configured a campaign with specific schedules, messages, and settings:
You can also generate templates with AI β just fill out a few fields, and Kayse handles the rest. A big time-saver for teams running similar campaigns regularly.

To prevent missed messages, we added a confirmation warning when creating a campaign while AI Messaging is disabled.
If AI Messaging is off:
This helps avoid slow responses and unexpected manual work for your team.

Weβve added a couple of small but very practical improvements to the AI Receptionist page to help teams work with inbound calls more efficiently.
You can now filter inbound calls by Case Type directly on the AI Receptionist page.
This makes it much easier to:
Especially helpful for firms handling multiple case types at the same time.

When reviewing an inbound call, youβll now see a βGo to Messagesβ button.
With one click, you can:
A simple change that saves time and keeps communication smooth.

In this release, weβve made several important improvements to how the AI Messaging Agent communicates with clients. The goal is simple: respond only when appropriate, respect client intent, and avoid unnecessary or confusing messages.
The AI Messaging Agent will now send task or form links only when a client explicitly asks for them.
This means:
Clients only receive links when they clearly request them.
Previously, the agent could include case status details even when the client didnβt ask. Now, the AI Messaging Agent will:
This reduces confusion and prevents unnecessary disclosure.
The AI Messaging Agent now has an extra level of safety to restrict outreach to configured working hours and client time zones. Whatβs improved:
Clients receive messages only when theyβre expected and appropriate.
If a client asks for a callback during a conversation, the AI Messaging Agent can now handle it end-to-end.
Hereβs how it works:
This creates a smooth experience without manual follow-ups.
Weβve introduced several Dashboard enhancements to help teams focus on what matters most and respond faster.
You can now filter Dashboard data by Case Type:
This is especially useful for firms managing multiple practice areas or campaign types at once.

The Dashboard β Messages view now includes dedicated sections for:
These requests are surfaced directly on the Dashboard, so your team can quickly identify conversations that need immediate human attention β without digging through individual chats. π
We introduced a major improvement to how firms share documents with their clients via the Kayse mobile app.
This creates a secure, app-first document flow while keeping clients informed at every step. ππ


We added support for Message Templates across all Messenger communication channels.
A small change with a big impact on daily workflows. β‘βοΈ



We added contextual tooltips across the Law Ruler integration to help users better understand how each toggle and section works. These explanations clarify what data is being sent or received, how different switches affect the integration, and reduce confusion during setup.

We added a user-friendly validation step in the Importer Wizard for Law Ruler imports. The system now clearly requires Contact ID and Lead ID, explaining why these fields are essential to prevent corrupted data and duplicate records when uploading files from Law Ruler or other external sources.

Alongside these features, we shipped a series of additional optimizations across the platform.
All aimed at making the overall experience smoother, faster, and more stable for teams and their clients. π