Buyer leads
People asking about homes for sale.
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Spend more time in conversations with buyers and sellers. See list dialing, follow-up and DNC controls built for real estate.
Workflow cards
Each list deserves its own approach. General sales workflows are on the sales dialer page.
People asking about homes for sale.
Owners thinking about selling.
Owners whose listing ended, where permitted.
Keeping in touch with your network.
Cadence
Work through lists, schedule callbacks and keep a steady follow-up rhythm. Lists and rules live in campaign management.
Approved contacts for the campaign.
The next contact is queued for the agent.
Scheduled when someone asks.
A planned rhythm for each list.
DNC checklist
Scrub and suppress before dialing, where supported. See compliance controls; this is not legal advice.
Check lists against do-not-call registries before use.
Opt-outs kept current.
Records kept for leads that need it.
Caller ID
Local numbers and healthy numbers help more calls get answered; see caller ID reputation.
Where supported for your markets.
Watch outbound numbers.
Present your brokerage truthfully.
Integration flow
Sync contacts and outcomes with your real estate CRM through the API and webhooks. We list named CRM integrations only once they are verified.
From your CRM or list provider.
During or after the call.
Through webhooks, where integrated.
Team dashboard
See calls, conversations and appointments by agent; details are in reporting and analytics.
Activity by agent.
Calls that connected.
Booked outcomes, where tracked.
Product demonstration
A demonstration works through a sample list from first call to booked appointment. Teams that also sell solar or home services can review the solar dialer page; see how it works for the overall flow.
The right dialer depends on how your team prospects. Look for list dialing with callbacks, do-not-call suppression, local caller ID options, CRM sync and reporting by agent. Compare a few options in demonstrations using your own lists and questions rather than relying on rankings.
You can load these lists into campaigns, but whether and how you may call them depends on do-not-call rules, consent and local law. Scrub lists before dialing, honor opt-outs and keep records. Your brokerage remains responsible for the calls it makes, so check the rules with your advisers first. Keep those records with each list.
Lists can be checked against do-not-call registries before use and opt-outs suppressed, where supported, so campaigns follow the rules your brokerage sets. Dialog supports these controls but does not make your calling compliant on its own. Review your process with your advisers and update lists regularly. Keep a dated record of every list check you run.
Contacts and outcomes can sync with your CRM through the API and webhooks. We name specific real estate CRM integrations only once they are verified, so ask about your CRM in a demonstration. These connections are scoped for your system and tested with real contacts before full use. Agree who owns it after launch.
Yes. Lists belong to campaigns, and agents assigned to a campaign work through the same list, so contacts are not called twice by different agents. Permissions control who can load and change lists. Unlimited users means you can add agents and assistants without adding a seat for each person. Supervisors can review progress by agent.
You can manage the numbers you present for each campaign. Local number availability for your markets is confirmed in a demonstration. Accurate caller identity, sensible pacing and limited retries help keep those numbers healthy over time. Ask which markets matter most to your team before choosing numbers.
Discuss your use case, existing systems, calling volumes and integration requirements with the Dialog team.
Tailored demo · Unlimited users