Ping Me · Hardware channel

One button.
A live conversation.

Ping Me is our own IoT device — a single press opens a real-time voice channel straight into your Conversational Studio agent panel. The physical world becomes a channel in your inbox, no app and no phone line required.

ESP32 hardware WebRTC voice Cloudflare relay OTA firmware
Ping Me — the one-press WebRTC voice device, shown in green
One press · live in under 3 seconds → your instance Each client's own dedicated instance · agent panel · 1 tap to talk
How it works

From a button press to your agent — in under 3 seconds.

No SIP trunk, no phone number, no installed software. Ping Me negotiates a peer-to-peer WebRTC voice link to the browser your agent is already working in.

Step 01

Press the device

The ESP32 device wakes, opens its mic and signs a request with its device key — identified by its receiver code.

Step 02

Cloudflare relay

Audio and signalling stream through a Cloudflare WebSocket relay at the edge — low latency, no open inbound ports.

Step 03

WebRTC peering

ICE candidates exchange and a P2P media link forms, using Cloudflare TURN to traverse any NAT or firewall.

Step 04

Lands in the dashboard

The call rings the agent panel inside Conversational Studio. Your agent answers in the same browser tab.

ROUTING —The call lands in the agent panel by default, but it doesn't have to stay there. Forward it to a colleague on WhatsApp out in the field, or to any PSTN number — whatever gets the person the right help fastest.
Dashboard integration

A Ping Me call is just another conversation.

It doesn't sit in a separate system. The call appears in your unified inbox alongside WhatsApp, SMS and every other channel — with the same routing, CDP attribution and history.

01

Rings the agent panel

Live calls route straight to available agents in Conversational Studio — answer, transfer or decline in the browser.

02

One unified inbox

Every Ping Me call is logged as a Voice conversation in the same inbox, tied to the contact in your CDP.

03

Missed → voicemail

Unanswered calls fall back to the Voicemails inbox for follow-up — nothing is lost.

04

Metered transparently

Billed on your rate card per call plus per minute — visible in your usage ledger, no surprises.

05

Managed in Settings

Name each device and assign its receiver code under Settings → Ping Me. OTA firmware updates are SHA-256 verified and owner-gated.

yourinstance.arino.one / pingme
Ping Me · Lobby Desk
INCOMING · RECEIVER #LOBBY-01
00:07
AnswerTransferDecline
Missed at 14:02 → Voicemail · Clinic Room 3 · 0:18
Built secure

Hardware you can trust on your network.

Signed webhooks

Every device event is HMAC-signed with a per-request signature, timestamp and nonce — replayed or tampered requests are rejected.

Verified OTA updates

Firmware updates are delivered over the air, SHA-256 checksum-verified and owner-gated so only authorised devices update.

No inbound ports

Devices reach out to the edge relay — nothing on your site needs to be exposed to the internet, and audio stays in the EU.

Where it goes

Anywhere a person needs to reach a human, instantly.

🏨

Hotels & resorts

Front-desk and on-property call points that reach the right team.

Golf courses

On-course call points for the clubhouse, cart or marshal.

🚚

Logistics & gates

Access points at gates, doors and docks — open a live channel to control.

🏥

Clinic rooms

Patient call points routed to staff with full context.

🏭

Factory floor

One-press help and escalation on the line.

🏢

Government

Accessible, no-app contact points for citizens.

Next step

Put Ping Me
in the real world.

Tell us the sites, the volumes and who answers. We confirm device count, deployment plan and unit economics before anything is ordered. Devices are shipped, provisioned and supported by Arino One.