LIVING IN POLAND
Getting settled should not depend on understanding a fast phone conversation. Ask EVA to call a Polish business about a repair, collection or appointment, then read the answer in your preferred interface language.
Make your first callWhether you moved from Ukraine, Belarus or another country, choose the interface language that works for you: Ukrainian, Russian or English. Select Polish for the business call. EVA makes the call on your behalf; it is not a live interpreter joining your own conversation.
Write the request in your own words. Add the business name, Polish phone number, correct branch and a specific date or time window. Keep the Polish street or service name when you have it. Ask for the total price and conditions; say explicitly whether EVA may book or should only return options.
Ask about an available appointment, a service price, opening hours, stock, repair timing, or the documents you should bring. Use a clear factual request and include the context the business is likely to need.
The business hears the call language you selected while your EVA interface stays in English, Belarusian, Ukrainian, or Russian. Completed conversations can be normalized into the interface language while keeping the original turns available.
EVA follows the brief you reviewed, confirms useful details, and keeps important decisions explicit.
YOU’RE ALWAYS IN THE LOOP
The launch currently allows outbound calls only to valid Polish (+48) destinations. Unsupported countries are blocked before a call can start.
No. Account verification currently supports eligible mobile numbers from Poland, Ukraine, and Belarus. This verification is separate from the Polish destination policy.
No. The assistant identifies its role and operates within the task you reviewed. It does not claim to be the account owner.
Tell EVA what you need to know. Review the call, then decide when it starts.
Make your first call
