- Telephony
- Standard SIP trunking with multiple carriers in parallel; per-campaign carrier and least-cost routing. Keep your existing numbers.
- Audio
- G.711 and G.729 supported; WebRTC or softphone at the agent. Bandwidth and concurrent-channel capacity depend on the codec chosen.
- Dialing modes
- Manual, preview, progressive and predictive, switchable per campaign without rebuilding the list.
- Pacing
- Ratio adjusted continuously against connect rate, talk time and available agents, capped by a maximum abandonment rate you configure.
- Answering-machine detection
- Per-campaign detection with configurable handling — drop, leave a recorded message, or route to an agent.
- Inbound
- IVR menus, business-hours and holiday routing, skills-based distribution, queue priority, callback-in-queue, voicemail.
- Agent desktop
- Browser-based; voice, SMS, email and chat in one interface with screen-pop, scripting, dispositions and scheduled callbacks.
- Supervision
- Live floor view with agent time-in-state, silent monitor, whisper coaching, barge-in, and wallboard display.
- Recording
- Full-call recording attached to lead, campaign and agent; pause-and-resume for card capture; retention period and automatic deletion configurable per campaign; role-based, logged access.
- Calling controls
- DNC and suppression lists applied pre-dial, per-number attempt caps, time-zone-aware calling windows and configurable abandonment limits. These are controls you set to match your regulator — they are not a compliance guarantee.
- Scale
- Single node for smaller floors; clusters with dialing, media and database roles separated for larger ones. Concurrent-channel capacity is sized against your peak during scoping.
- Reporting
- Real-time and historical reports on agent time, campaign outcome, queue service level and call detail records; scheduled delivery, CSV export and REST API.
- Deployment
- Self-hosted on your own hardware or hosted in the region you nominate. Your recordings and your call data stay where you put them.