Engineering capabilities
- Predictive and manual dialing
- Agent and campaign management
- Recording and reporting
- Cluster scaling
VoIP
Outbound and blended dialer platform for call centers, sized around concurrency, agents and carrier capacity.
A dialer is a capacity problem before it is a software problem: carrier channels, agent count and database performance have to be sized together.
Dial ratio constrained by available channels and by the calling regulations that apply to the campaign.
Additional dialer nodes added horizontally as concurrency grows; recordings offloaded to storage.
Database is the usual bottleneck: dedicated resources, tuned buffers and routine archiving of old logs.
DNC handling and retry logic configured before launch, not after the first complaint.
Agent stations need stable low-latency connectivity; supervisors get live monitoring and barge.
It depends on dial ratio, recording, and database load far more than agent count alone. Small deployments run single-server; beyond that we split the database and add dialer nodes rather than scaling one box vertically.
Typically over-aggressive dial ratios, saturated carrier channels, or network jitter on the agent side. We measure at all three points before changing configuration.
Yes u2014 inbound queues, blended agents and campaign-level routing are supported. Blending needs careful staffing rules so inbound service levels are not sacrificed to outbound targets.
Separated storage with restricted access, retention limits, encrypted transfer for archives, and agent permissions scoped so exports are not open to everyone.
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