Manage your number pool with sensible pacing.
Redialler limits each number's load, keeps familiar caller IDs for repeat prospects, and chooses among eligible local numbers. Optional protection slows or parks sustained quality problems. Carriers still decide whether a number receives a spam label.
- starting rolling-day limit, progressing through 40, 55, and 75
- 25
- minimum gap while a new number warms up
- 3 min
- protection for sustained quality problems
- Opt-in
- active-number ceiling per rolling day; lower caps still apply
- 75
Manage number health as your calling grows.
Rolling limits and gaps manage each number's load. Auto keeps a familiar caller ID when safe, then makes a weighted local choice. Optional protection can slow or park sustained quality problems and return recovered numbers to warming. Pacing and rotation cannot guarantee that carriers will never apply a spam label.
- Familiar caller IDs, then weighted local selection
- Optional protection for sustained quality problems
- Usage and call-quality trends per number
Pacing, continuity, and recovery.
Manage load and inspect quality without treating a lower pickup rate as proof of a carrier label.
Rolling limit per number
A number at its limit cannot start another attempt. Auto can choose another eligible number; fixed caller ID waits.
Gap between attempts
Each number has a configured gap. Warming numbers wait at least three minutes between attempts.
Familiar, then weighted
Auto reuses a safe familiar number for 14 days. Otherwise geography, quality, and usage guide a weighted choice.
Optional protection
Sustained quality problems can trigger pacing overrides or parking. Cleared automation parks return to warming after a cooldown.
Every number has a health score.
Quality, availability, and external reputation are separate. Numbers shows attempts, trends, current allowance, and the reason a caller ID cannot be used.
what is tracked per number
- Real attempts against the rolling limit
- Pickup rate over the last few days
- Callable, cooling, in use, limit reached, paused, parked, or quality blocked
- Which areas it is serving
- When it last placed a call
How a number is protected, start to finish.
This illustration shows calls spread across eligible numbers with one parked after a sustained quality issue. Actual Auto selection keeps a safe familiar caller ID first, then uses a weighted local choice.
Questions about spam protection.
Can you guarantee my numbers will never be flagged?
No. Carriers decide labels. Limits, gaps, rotation, and registration cannot guarantee a number's reputation or pickup rate.
What happens to a number that is already flagged?
An admin can park it and review remediation. When verified reputation checks are available and enabled, an unresolved provider label excludes it from calling; a failed check does not clear the label. Registration is a separate workflow.
Do I have to set the caps and gaps myself?
New numbers start with warming limits of 25, 40, 55, then 75 attempts per rolling day. Each stage needs seven days, 50 real attempts in the preceding week, and no quality block. Admins can set lower limits. Automatic protection is optional and preserves those baseline settings.
Does parallel dialing use allowance faster?
Each real outbound leg counts against its caller ID's limit, including unanswered calls. Numbers separates current availability, remaining allowance, and estimated pool capacity so you can review the volume the pool supports.
Keep every number working.
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