VoIP
Manual Dialer
Agent-initiated dialling where every call is placed deliberately — the correct model for regulated, high-value or consent-sensitive outbound work.

Capabilities
What we implement
- Click-to-call from CRM
- Disposition and callback handling
- Per-agent number presentation
- Wrap-up and notes workflow
Security
How it is hardened
- Per-agent outbound permissions
- Recording consent handling
- Destination and spend limits
Architecture
Manual dialling call flow
Every call is initiated by an agent. The engineering focus is permissions, presentation and clean CRM integration rather than pacing.
01 · Data
CRM recordsConsent statusDNC listConsent and do-not-call status checked before a number is ever offered to an agent.
02 · Agent desktop
Click-to-callDisposition codesNotes & callbacksOne click from the record, so numbers are never retyped and outcomes are always captured.
03 · Call control
Outbound routesCLI presentationRecording policyPer-agent outbound permissions and correct caller ID per campaign or market.
04 · Carrier
SIP trunkDestination limitsSpend capsBlocked destinations by default and alerting on abnormal patterns.
FAQ
Manual Dialer questions we are asked
- Why use manual dialling at all?
- Regulated markets, high-value B2B calling and consent-sensitive work where automated pacing is either prohibited or damages the conversation.
- Does it still need infrastructure work?
- Yes — routing, caller ID presentation, recording consent, CRM integration and trunk limits all have to be configured properly.
- Can we mix it with automated campaigns?
- Yes. Blended setups run manual work for one team and paced campaigns for another, on the same platform with separate routes and permissions.
Related
Other voip platforms
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