The voice is a clone, not a synthetic announcer.
RoboJock voices are cloned from real radio voicetracks recorded by actual radio professionals. We do not invent announcers.
The script is written to your log.
Each break is written from the station's log: what just played, what plays next, and the length of the intro window it has to fit.
A person approves every break.
Your team approves the wording, pace, tone, and pronunciation. Nothing reaches air until someone signs off.
Audio goes where your station already works.
Finished breaks are delivered to RCS Zetta, WideOrbit, AudioVAULT, Rivendell, and ENCO DAD, or to Dropbox, S3, or FTP/SFTP folders. That is delivery fit with the way those systems take audio, not a certified partnership with any vendor.
How to compare any product.
Ask every vendor, including us, the same questions: Whose voice is it, and who gave permission? What does the script read before it writes? Who approves a break before it airs? How does the audio get into your automation system?