# Getting started


# Getting started

imatic is three products on one platform. Each solves a different job — use one on its own, or several together. Here's what each does and where to start.

## The three products

- **Voice Portal** — for organizations that want AI voice-calling agents. Build agents, run inbound and outbound campaigns, manage contacts and call logs, and review transcripts and analytics. This is a team product: you sign up, create an organization, and invite colleagues. See [Voice Portal overview](/voice/introduction).
- **Calendar** — for an individual who wants to share booking links. Set your hours, create the meetings you offer, sync Google or Outlook, and let people book themselves in. See [Calendar overview](/calendar/introduction).
- **Survey** — for an individual who wants to build forms and surveys. Drag and drop questions (or generate them with AI), publish a shareable form, collect responses on any device, and analyze them in real time. See [Survey overview](/survey/introduction).

## Choose your product

Use this table to find your starting point.

| If you want to… | Start with | Who it's for |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Make or take phone calls with an AI agent, run calling campaigns, manage contacts | **Voice Portal** | Organizations and teams |
| Share a link so people can book time with you, sync your calendar, manage appointments | **Calendar** | Solo professionals |
| Build a form or survey, collect answers, and see live results | **Survey** | Individual creators |

:::tip[Not sure?]

Voice Portal is the organization product — you create an org and invite a team. Calendar and Survey are designed for one person to set up and use on their own. You can sign up for more than one.

:::

## Take your first steps

### Voice Portal

1. Sign up and create your organization — the first user becomes the organization admin. See [Organization login](/voice/organization-login).
2. Build your first agent in the [agent builder](/voice/agents/overview): pick a voice, write a greeting and system prompt, and connect a phone number.
3. Test it from the [dashboard](/voice/dashboard), then launch an outbound [campaign](/voice/campaigns) or take inbound calls.

### Calendar

1. [Sign up and claim your handle](/calendar/sign-up).
2. Set your weekly hours on the [availability](/calendar/availability) page.
3. Create an [event type](/calendar/event-types) and share its [public booking page](/calendar/booking-page).

### Survey

1. [Sign up](/survey/sign-up) and open the [form builder](/survey/form-builder) — or let [AI generate](/survey/ai-generation) a first draft from a prompt.
2. Add your questions, set logic and scoring, then [publish and share](/survey/publishing-sharing).
3. Watch answers arrive under [Responses](/survey/responses) and [Analytics](/survey/analytics).

## Build with the API and AI agents

Every product exposes the same developer building blocks — a REST API, signed webhooks, and an MCP server for AI agents:

- **[REST API](./platform/api)** — authenticate with a scoped API key and call each product's `v1` endpoints.
- **[MCP for AI agents](./platform/mcp)** — let an assistant like Claude read and act on your data over the Model Context Protocol.
- **[Platform overview](./platform/overview)** — how accounts, organizations, and the shared concepts fit together.

## Related

- [Voice Portal overview](./voice/introduction) — agents, campaigns, contacts and call logs for your team.
- [Calendar overview](./calendar/introduction) — booking links, availability and calendar sync.
- [Survey overview](./survey/introduction) — forms, AI generation and live analytics.
- [Languages & RTL](./platform/languages) — read these docs in 13 languages.