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| Service | How it works | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Dialing modes | ||
| Auto Dialer | One call for each free agent. The next number starts when an agent is free. | Steady outbound lists where agents should not dial by hand. |
| Predictive Dialer | More lines than free agents. Answered calls are handed to an agent who is ready. | Higher-volume floors that want less silence between conversations. |
| Power Dialer | The agent presses Dial. The record is on screen before the call starts. | Conversations that need a moment of context before the first word. |
| Progressive Dialer | One call at a time. The next number waits until the agent saves a result. | Floors that code every outcome before another number leaves the list. |
| Call direction | ||
| Outbound | Agents or the dialer place calls outward on a list or a follow-up queue. | Sales, booking, and any campaign that starts on your side of the phone. |
| Inbound | A caller reaches your number and waits for a free agent or a message. | Return calls, support lines, and campaigns that publish a number. |
| Add-ons | ||
| Ringless Voicemail | A message is delivered to voicemail. The handset does not ring. | Follow-up on lists where that message is allowed. |
| AI Dialer | During a connected call. A suggestion appears. The agent decides. | Teams that want a prompt on screen without handing the call to a bot. |
| Carrier | ||
| US VoIP Trunk | The call leaves or enters on a US SIP trunk connected to the dialer. | Floors that need US caller ID and a path onto the US phone network. |
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