Elevenreader

Converts written documentation and web content into natural audio assets, manages conversational AI agent knowledge bases, and automates the deployment of voice agents.

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Why use Ceven?

  1. AI native Elevenreader integration

    • Describe the outcome and Ceven picks the right Elevenreader calls, fills the parameters, and checks the result.
    • Structured, agent friendly tool schemas so each call runs reliably instead of by guesswork.
    • Rich coverage for reading, writing, and querying your Elevenreader data, across all 124 of its actions.
  2. Managed auth

    • Built in OAuth with automatic token refresh and rotation.
    • One place to manage, scope, and revoke Elevenreader access.
    • Per user and per environment credentials instead of shared keys.
  3. Agent optimized design

    • Actions are tuned from real success and error rates so reliability climbs over time.
    • Full execution logs so you always know what ran in Elevenreader, when, and on whose behalf.
    • The agent pauses and asks when Elevenreader is unclear instead of plowing ahead.
  4. Enterprise grade security

    • Fine grained access so you control which agents and people can reach Elevenreader.
    • Least privilege by default, read scopes first and only the writes a workflow needs.
    • A full audit trail of every Elevenreader action to support review and sign off.

Supported tools

Every action Ceven's agents can run on Elevenreader, and when to use it.

Create agent
Use this when you need to set up a new conversational AI agent with specific voice, language, and conversation settings.
Add URL document
Use this when you need to add web based documentation that the agent will access for user interactions.
Compute RAG index
Use this when you need to generate embeddings for a specific document to enable semantic search and retrieval.
Add pronunciation rules
Use this when you need to customize how specific words or phrases are pronounced using alias or phoneme rules.
Create batch call
Use this when you need to initiate automated calls to multiple recipients using a conversational AI agent.
Get agent details
Pull complete details for a specific conversational AI agent including configuration, workflow, and metadata.
Create response test
Use this when you need to create response tests or simulation tests for agent validation.
Add shared voice
Use this when you want to clone or use a voice that has been shared publicly by another user.
Create text document
Use this when you need to add raw text content to the knowledge base for agent access.
Delete agent
Use this when you need to permanently remove an agent that is no longer needed.
Edit voice settings
Use this when you need to adjust parameters like stability, similarity boost, speed, or style.
Get shareable link
Use this when you need to generate or retrieve a link to share an agent with others.
Add Documentation To Knowledge Base
Tool to add documentation to a conversational AI agent's knowledge base. Accepts either a file upload or a URL to documentation. Use when configuring an agent to have access to specific documentation for user interactions.
Add Pronunciation Dictionary From File
Tool to add a pronunciation dictionary from a .pls file to ElevenLabs. Use when you need to create custom pronunciation rules for text to speech.
Add Pronunciation Dictionary From Rules
Tool to add a pronunciation dictionary from rules in ElevenLabs. Use when you need to define custom pronunciations for text to speech using alias rules (text replacements) or phoneme rules (phonetic pronunciations).
Add Pronunciation Dictionary Rules
Tool to add pronunciation rules to an ElevenLabs pronunciation dictionary. Use when you need to customize how specific words or phrases are pronounced in text to speech, either by providing an alias (alternative text) or phoneme representat
Add Tool
Tool to add a conversational AI tool to ElevenLabs ConvAI. Use when you need to create a new tool for agents to use during conversations. Supports webhook, client side, system, and MCP tools.
Calculate Public LLM Expected Cost
Tool to calculate expected LLM usage costs based on prompt length, knowledge base size, and RAG configuration. Use when estimating operational costs for conversational AI without requiring a specific agent.
Cancel batch call
Tool to cancel an active batch call operation. Use when you need to stop a scheduled or in progress batch calling campaign.
Create Agent Response Test
Tool to create an agent response test for testing conversational AI agents. Use when you need to create response tests, tool call tests, or simulation tests for agent validation.
Create Audio Native Project
Tool to create an Audio Native enabled project on ElevenLabs. Use when you need to convert text or HTML content into an embeddable audio player with customizable appearance and voice settings.
Create File Document
Tool to create a file document in the ElevenLabs knowledge base. Use when you need to upload documentation that the agent will access for user interactions.
Create Folder
Tool to create a folder in the ElevenLabs knowledge base. Use when you need to organize documents into folders for better structure and management.
Create Convai Workspace Secret
Tool to create a Convai workspace secret in ElevenLabs. Use when you need to securely store API keys, tokens, or other sensitive values for agent workflows.
Create URL Document
Tool to create a URL document in the ElevenLabs knowledge base. Use when you need to add web based documentation that the agent will access for user interactions.
Delete Batch Call
Tool to delete a specific batch call. Use when you need to permanently remove a batch call by its ID. The batch call ID must be valid and the batch call must exist, otherwise a 404 error will be raised. Example: "Delete batch call with ID b
Delete Agent Response Test
Tool to delete an agent response test. Use when you need to remove a test that is no longer needed.
Delete Conversation
Tool to delete a conversation by its unique ID. Use when you need to permanently remove a conversation from the system.
Delete Dubbing
Tool to permanently delete a dubbing project by its ID. Use when you need to remove a dubbing project that is no longer needed.
Delete Knowledge Base Document
Tool to permanently delete a document from the knowledge base. Use when you need to remove documentation that is no longer needed.

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Frequently asked questions

Ceven monitors your source content for changes and uses the create URL document or create text document tools to push updates. Once the content is uploaded, the agent immediately calls the compute RAG index tool. This ensures that the conversational AI agent is not relying on stale data. If you delete a source file, Ceven triggers the delete knowledge base document action to keep the environment clean. This loop happens in the background so your voice agents always reflect the latest version of your documentation without manual intervention.
Yes. You can tell Ceven to monitor for specific mispronunciations or provide a list of industry terms. The agent then uses the add pronunciation dictionary rules tool to create alias or phoneme rules. This is particularly useful for medical or technical fields where standard text to speech engines struggle. By updating the dictionary globally, every agent using that voice will immediately adopt the correct pronunciation across all interactions without needing to edit the original text documents.
Ceven can use the calculate agent LLM expected cost tool to provide estimates before you deploy a large scale campaign. The agent analyzes your prompt length, the size of your knowledge base, and your RAG configuration to predict spending. You can set up a workflow that alerts you if a proposed agent configuration exceeds a certain budget threshold. This prevents unexpected bill spikes when scaling from a few test users to thousands of live calls or interactions.
You can build a workflow where Ceven creates an agent response test and analyzes the output. If the response does not match your expected criteria, the agent can automatically trigger an edit voice settings call to adjust stability or similarity, or it can flag the specific knowledge base document for human review. This creates a continuous improvement loop where the AI agent is refined based on actual test data rather than guesswork.
Yes. Ceven can trigger the create batch call tool to initiate automated outreach to a list of recipients. The workflow can be integrated with your CRM to pull phone numbers and then pass them to ElevenReader. You can also build a fail safe where the cancel batch call tool is triggered if a certain error rate is detected in the first few minutes of the campaign, ensuring a professional customer experience.
One specific quirk is that ElevenReader has strict limits on the size and format of documents processed for RAG indexing. Very large files may be truncated or fail to index properly if they exceed the platform limits. Ceven manages this by splitting larger text documents into smaller chunks before calling the create text document tool. This ensures that the semantic search remains accurate and that no critical information is lost during the embedding process.
Ceven can browse the public library and use the add shared voice tool to bring new voices into your account. Once a voice is added, the agent can use edit voice settings to fine tune the delivery. If you have a specific brand voice, Ceven can ensure that every new agent created uses that exact voice ID and configuration, maintaining a consistent audio identity across different departments or product lines.
Ceven operates based on the authorized credentials provided during the connect flow. If you have multiple workspaces, you can create separate Ceven connections for each. The agent can then move data between them or synchronize pronunciation dictionaries across different environments. This allows you to test new agent configurations in a staging workspace before promoting them to a production workspace using the duplicate agent tool.

Alternatives to Elevenreader

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