Approved lists
Dial only the lists you have approved for each campaign.
Products
Manage outbound calling workflows with the dialling mode that fits your campaign, agent availability and operating requirements. Evaluate supported modes and controls in a live demo.
Outbound dialling modes trade agent involvement against pace. The table describes the common mode types. The modes enabled for your account are confirmed in your demo.
| Mode type | How agents are involved | Typically suited to |
|---|---|---|
| Preview-style dialling | The agent reviews the contact record first, then starts the call. | High-value, research-led conversations. |
| Progressive-style dialling | The next call is placed when an agent becomes available. | Steady outreach where every conversation needs full attention. |
| Predictive-style dialling | Calls are paced ahead of agent availability to reduce waiting. | Large lists with enough agents to absorb connected calls. |
Available modes and pacing controls depend on your configuration. Ask for the current list in a demo.
Pacing
Automation can help with pacing, agent availability and call outcome handling, so agents spend more of their time in live conversations. Dialog combines concurrent calling with controlled workflows and answering machine detection. You decide how each campaign uses them, and routing rules decide where connected calls go; see call routing and management.
Agent workflow
Agents work in the browser. Supervisors set up lists, rules and dispositions in campaign management.
The agent sees the contact and the campaign context.
The call is connected to the agent without installing a dialler stack.
Scripts and notes sit beside the call where they are configured.
The outcome is saved and available in reporting.
Safeguards
Controls support your own calling policies. Your organisation remains responsible for the rules that apply to it; see compliance controls.
Dial only the lists you have approved for each campaign.
Set calling windows and retry rules that reflect your policies, where available.
Control which numbers you present and keep suppression lists current. Read about caller ID reputation.
Supervisors can adjust campaigns and watch activity as it happens.
Metrics
Track the measures that show whether a dialling mode suits a campaign. Definitions and availability are shown in reporting and analytics.
How many attempts reach a person.
How long agents spend on connected calls.
Calls answered when no agent was free, where it is tracked.
Dispositions by campaign, ready to compare.
Use cases
Multimode dialling suits teams that run several kinds of outbound programme side by side.
Match the mode to list quality and the length of each conversation.
Needs extra care. Review local rules with your own advisers first.
Reach existing contacts with lighter, controlled pacing.
Launch checklist
A short checklist before you launch. The end-to-end flow is described in how an AI dialer works.
Set up Dialog voice routes and numbers.
Prepare approved lists, dispositions and suppression files.
Send outcomes to your systems with the voice API and webhooks.
Confirm consent and calling-hour rules for each market.
Run test calls and check the reporting.
Raise traffic in stages and review each step.
Product demonstration
A demonstration shows the dialling modes, controls and reporting that apply to your account, using a scenario close to your campaigns.
An AI dialer automates parts of outbound calling, such as placing calls, pacing them against agent availability and helping identify voicemail, so agents spend more time in live conversations. The exact AI-assisted features depend on the platform. Dialog combines concurrent calling, controlled workflows and answering machine detection, and shows the features available to your account in a demo.
Dialog is built around multimode dialling, so campaigns can use the calling approach that suits them. The specific modes, pacing controls and options enabled for your account are confirmed during a demo. Ask for the current list before you plan a campaign, so staffing and compliance rules match the mode you choose.
Progressive dialling places the next call when an agent is free, so agents rarely wait but some idle time remains. Predictive dialling paces calls ahead of agent availability to cut that waiting, which needs enough agents to absorb connected calls and clear rules on pacing. Which of these your account can use is confirmed in a demo.
Supervisors work from the browser dashboard, where campaigns, rules and live activity can be reviewed and adjusted by people with the right permissions. Which pacing settings can be changed while a campaign is running depends on your configuration. Confirm the controls you need in a demo, then test changes on a small list before applying them widely.
Yes, through the API and webhooks. Call events can trigger updates in your CRM and other systems, and call records can be streamed to your own data destinations. Connections are built with the API rather than packaged connectors, so scope them with the team. See Voice API & Integrations for the technical options.
Agents record a disposition for each call, and outcomes appear in campaign reporting and call detail records. You can review results by campaign, pass them to your CRM with webhooks and stream records to your own analytics tools. Reporting definitions are shown in the dashboard, so teams can agree what each measure means before comparing campaigns.
Discuss your use case, existing systems, calling volumes and integration requirements with the Dialog team.
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