Volume calling, and the controls that keep it working.
One message to a whole list, an AI agent taking the first pass, a rubric scoring every call, calling rules for fifty states, and numbers treated as an asset that wears out.
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One message, the whole list, at once. A recorded message or one generated from text, sent to everyone on a list without an agent placing a call. Machine detection decides whether a person hears it live or it lands as a voicemail, and a keypress puts someone straight through to a human.
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Watch the campaign fill and drain
See a broadcast on your own listAn agent that answers, qualifies and hands over. It takes inbound calls and works outbound campaigns from the same setup, captures fields into the record while it talks, picks the disposition at the end, and transfers a warm caller to a person rather than dropping them.
- Captures into the recordFields land on the lead during the call, not from a summary afterward.
- Picks the dispositionThe same codes your people use, so reporting does not split in two.
- Hands over warmA qualified caller is transferred to a human queue, not returned to a menu.
- Every call reviewableFull transcript per session, scored by the same rubric as a person.
SIYA Thanks for calling Adoptiv, this is Siya. What can I help you with?
Caller I want to know if you can handle about forty seats.
SIYA We can. Are those all outbound, or a mix with inbound support?
Caller Mostly outbound. We do collections.
- Seats
- 40
- Motion
- Outbound
- Vertical
- -
- Qualified
- -
The agent hands over the moment a call reaches something it should not advise on. The person picks up with the transcript, the captured fields and the reason for the transfer already on screen.
Volume is not the hard part of outbound. Reaching people who will answer, staying inside rules that change by state, and knowing which of your calls were any good are the hard parts, and they are the three things a dialer on its own will never tell you.
Fifty states, and whatever your counsel adds. Calling-hour rules for every state and DC, maintained rather than typed into a spreadsheet, with your own tighter rules layered on top. Abandonment is tracked against the three percent ceiling on a rolling window so a drift is visible before it is a breach.
- Per state and DCWindows, consent expectations and do-not-call mechanics, kept current.
- Your rules on topTighter windows per campaign, consent tiers per list, stacked not overwritten.
- Abandonment trackedAgainst the ceiling, on a rolling window, with the trend beside it.
- Compare before you scaleTwo campaigns side by side on drop rate and window risk.
Every check passes, so the call places. The same checks run on calls coming in, and on calls another system asks for.
Your numbers are stock, and stock wears out. Answer rate per number over time, spam-label and CNAM status read from carrier databases, a warm-up ramp so a new number is not thrown at a full list on day one, and rotation that rests one going cold instead of burning it out.
Live carrier inventory. Claim it and it is routable immediately.
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Numbers are claimed from a pool fed by four carrier providers, then routed to a published flow or straight to a user.
Filter the pool, claim one, watch its health
See your own answer rates by numberThe cadence carries the call, not just the mail. A call step sits on the same canvas as the sends, raising a task on whoever owns the record, and the outcome the rep logs is what the next branch reads. So a cadence stops being a mail schedule with phone calls remembered around it.
- The call is a stepNot a reminder beside the sequence. It waits for nothing and hands over a task.
- Branches on the outcomeInterested, not interested, or anything else, taken from what the rep logged.
- One canvasSends, waits, branches and call tasks laid out together, published as a version.
- Suppression is read twiceAt the door, and again in the instant before a message goes out.
Branches on real behavior - opened, clicked, replied, or how the last call was dispositioned.
- Enrolled
- 412
- Active now
- 188
- Completed
- 196
- Suppressed
- 28
Publishing freezes the templates into a version, so leads already part-way through keep the copy they started with.
What you stop paying for.
A floor running all six of these normally holds six subscriptions, six invoices and six vendors to chase when one of them stops working.
- Voice broadcast platformSeparate vendor, per message
- AI voice agent vendorSeparate vendor, per minute
- QA scoring toolSeparate tool, per reviewer
- Compliance dashboardSeparate subscription
- DID reputation monitoringSeparate subscription
- Email and SMS sequencerSeparate vendor, per contact
- Voice broadcast platformIncluded
- AI voice agent vendorIncluded
- QA scoring toolIncluded
- Compliance dashboardIncluded
- DID reputation monitoringIncluded
- Email and SMS sequencerIncluded
Go deeper on any of these
6 capabilitiesSix capabilities with a page each, and the predictive dialer they all sit around.
Nobody dials and no seat is paid for while the list gets through. One message reaches all of it, a machine takes the drop, a keypress is the route to a human.
It answers, and the record is written before the call is over. Inbound DIDs and outbound campaigns from one setup, and a warm caller is handed to a human.
The call that turns into a complaint is rarely in the handful a supervisor got through. You set the weights and the pass mark; every call is scored on them.
A TCPA problem is a pattern, shown to you months later by a lawyer. See it now: calling hours for fifty states and DC, abandonment on a rolling window.
Nobody answers a number that says Spam Likely, and the label lands before anyone tells you. Spam and CNAM status per DID, a warm-up ramp, a rest threshold.
A mail tool cannot see how the call went, so it sends the next thing as though it never happened. Here the word a rep picks at hang-up chooses the next step.
The rest of the platform.
Five more categories, all on the same record and the same bill. Each card names three of its capabilities, so you can tell from here whether it is worth opening.
Outbound & Compliance
Run one campaign through all of it.
One list, one recorded message, one AI agent and one rubric. We set it up live and you watch the calls, the scores and the follow-up land on the same records.
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