The power dialer
The queue, the call and the outcome on one screen.
Callbacks first, then the freshest lead. Claim it, ring it through the softphone, log how it went - the next one dials itself.
The queue
Every lead waiting to be called, in the order they should be called.
The call
A softphone in the browser. No handset, no separate app.
Pick which of your numbers to call from.
The outcome
One keypress logs the call and files the lead where it belongs.
Callbacks
“Call me Thursday at four” becomes a booking, not a note.
Filters and smart lists
Dial through exactly the leads you mean to.
Booking
One keypress books the whole meeting.
They say yes on the phone, you press Booked and pick a time. Everything that usually happens after the call - the invite, the link, the calendar juggling - happens before you’ve hung up.
Press Booked, pick a time
Still on the call. That’s the last thing you do by hand.
A Google Meet is created
A real meeting with a real link, made for you.
The invite is emailed to the lead
Time, Meet link, and one tap to add it to their calendar.
It lands on both calendars
The lead’s and the agent’s - the slot is held, so nothing double-books it.
They’re reminded, so they turn up
An email the day before, and another an hour before carrying the link.
The order
You never decide who to call next.
The queue is sorted for you: callbacks that have fallen due first - a promise is a promise - then the freshest leads, because a lead called in the first five minutes answers, and one called tomorrow doesn’t.
No scanning a spreadsheet, no cherry-picking. Press call and the right person rings.
Auto-dialling
The gap between calls is where an afternoon goes.
Hang up, press one key for the outcome, and the next lead is already ringing eight seconds later. No looking up the next number, no deciding, no drifting off to email.
Switch it off to work at your own pace - the queue and the one-key outcomes still do the remembering for you.
Ready to dial?
The power dialer is part of every plan - nothing to add on.