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Sign in, open any customer, press the call button. The dialler opens in the browser — there is nothing to install and no…
Read itSettings, then People. Add them, give them a seat and an extension, and they can take calls the next time they sign in. …
Read itLeads, then Import. A spreadsheet with a name and a number is enough. Numbers already on your do-not-call list are flagg…
Read itOpen the customer and the calls are in their history with the recording beside each one. If you only remember what was s…
Read itSettings, then Business hours. Outside them calls go to voicemail instead of ringing an empty room. The hours are checke…
Read itSettings, then Call flow. Record or type the greeting, point each key at a queue or a person, and publish. Changes are l…
Read itCreate the queue, add the people who answer it, and choose how it rings — everybody at once, or one at a time in order. …
Read itGive each person their skills, then set the queue to match on them. A caller asking about invoices reaches somebody who …
Read itThe wallboard shows who is on a call now. Open one to listen. Whisper lets you talk to your own agent without the custom…
Read itNothing to switch on. If somebody says ring me Friday, a dated follow-up appears on that customer's record when the call…
Read itUpload the list under Settings, then Calling rules. Numbers on it cannot be dialled — the block is in the dialplan as we…
Read itSettings, then Export. Customers, calls, recordings, transcripts and notes come out in open formats. It is a button, not…
Read itSign in, open any customer, press the call button. The dialler opens in the browser — there is nothing to install and no handset to configure. The call is recor
Read moreSettings, then People. Add them, give them a seat and an extension, and they can take calls the next time they sign in. A seat is what you are billed for, so tu
Read moreLeads, then Import. A spreadsheet with a name and a number is enough. Numbers already on your do-not-call list are flagged as they come in, not after somebody h
Read moreOpen the customer and the calls are in their history with the recording beside each one. If you only remember what was said, search the words — every transcript
Read moreSettings, then Business hours. Outside them calls go to voicemail instead of ringing an empty room. The hours are checked in the dialplan as well as the app, so
Read moreSettings, then Call flow. Record or type the greeting, point each key at a queue or a person, and publish. Changes are live on the next call.
Read moreCreate the queue, add the people who answer it, and choose how it rings — everybody at once, or one at a time in order. Callers hear where they are in the line
Read moreGive each person their skills, then set the queue to match on them. A caller asking about invoices reaches somebody who handles invoices.
Read moreThe wallboard shows who is on a call now. Open one to listen. Whisper lets you talk to your own agent without the customer hearing.
Read moreNothing to switch on. If somebody says ring me Friday, a dated follow-up appears on that customer's record when the call ends. Change or clear it like any other
Read moreUpload the list under Settings, then Calling rules. Numbers on it cannot be dialled — the block is in the dialplan as well as the software, so a browser cannot
Read moreSettings, then Export. Customers, calls, recordings, transcripts and notes come out in open formats. It is a button, not a conversation with us.
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