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Manual Dialer

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

Call centre agent dialling a number manually on a desk IP phone keypad
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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.

  1. 01 · Data

    CRM recordsConsent statusDNC list

    Consent and do-not-call status checked before a number is ever offered to an agent.

  2. 02 · Agent desktop

    Click-to-callDisposition codesNotes & callbacks

    One click from the record, so numbers are never retyped and outcomes are always captured.

  3. 03 · Call control

    Outbound routesCLI presentationRecording policy

    Per-agent outbound permissions and correct caller ID per campaign or market.

  4. 04 · Carrier

    SIP trunkDestination limitsSpend caps

    Blocked 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.

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