I am in the process of setting up the Voice AI feature; however, I’ve discovered that Jamaica is not currently included among the supported countries. After learning about this capability through the Billi Gene Is Marketing course, I immediately identified several businesses—including my own—that would benefit significantly from it. The interest and enthusiasm were strong, which makes the current limitation especially disappointing.

I am formally requesting that Voice AI support be extended to Jamaica. There is a substantial and growing market here for tools like this, and enabling access would create meaningful opportunities for many users.

In the meantime, I would appreciate any guidance on whether there are approved workarounds or interim solutions that would allow us to begin using the Voice AI feature while full support is being developed.

Thank you for your attention to this request. I look forward to your response.

Please enable outbound Voice AI calling for +1 (Canada) numbers.

We would like to formally request greater clarity and transparency regarding the expected timeline for enabling AI-agent outbound calling capabilities in regions outside of the United States. As early adopters and active users of AI-driven communication tools, we strongly believe that expanding outbound call functionality internationally represents not only a major opportunity for global users but also a significant step toward unlocking the full potential of AI agents as practical, reliable, and scalable operational tools.

At the moment, the limitation restricting outbound calls to U.S. numbers creates a noticeable gap for teams, businesses, and developers who operate in international markets or serve global audiences. Many of us are actively designing workflows, customer support systems, sales processes, and automation pipelines that rely on the ability for AI agents to place outbound calls seamlessly across regions. Without insight into when these capabilities will become available, it is difficult to plan, allocate resources, or design systems with confidence.

In particular, it would be extremely helpful to receive guidance in the following areas:

Projected Timeline or Development Roadmap: Even a high-level estimate—such as expected quarters, key milestones, or phases of rollout—would help organizations prepare for integration. Understanding whether the expansion is weeks, months, or further out makes a meaningful difference in planning.

Initial Target Countries or Regions: A list of priority markets or regions being considered for the first wave of international availability would provide clarity. This would allow teams operating in those areas to prepare early adoption strategies or begin preliminary testing.

Compliance and Regulatory Considerations: It would be useful to know whether the current restriction is primarily technical, regulatory, or a combination of both. If regulatory hurdles are a factor, knowing which regions are closer to approval could help set realistic expectations.

Beta Testing Opportunities: Many of us would be willing to participate in early pilot programs or controlled testing environments to help validate call quality, compliance workflows, and real-world use cases outside the U.S. If such programs become available, being informed ahead of time would allow us to participate and provide valuable feedback.

Overall, the ability for AI agents to make outbound calls internationally is a highly anticipated feature that has significant implications for global communication, customer service automation, sales engagement, and general productivity. Having visibility into the development progress and rollout expectations—even in broad terms—would be tremendously beneficial for users who rely on these tools to innovate and deliver value in markets beyond the United States.

We appreciate the ongoing development efforts and would be grateful for any additional detail that can be shared regarding the timeline, roadmap, or upcoming support for outbound AI-agent calls outside the U.S.

When is going to be available?

Thank you