One number, 300 calls a day, is how you get flagged.
Carriers watch for numbers that dial too much, too fast, and get ignored. Redialler spreads your calls across a set of local numbers, caps each one, and rests any number that starts to struggle. You keep calling. Your numbers keep working.
60
calls per number per day by default. You can set it lower.
90s
minimum gap between calls from the same number
Auto
rest for any number whose pickups drop, and auto return
0
spreadsheets, timers, or rotation rules for you to keep
Numbers that stay trusted, because none of them gets hammered.
Every number has a daily limit and a short breather between calls. Calls rotate across the set so no single number carries the load. If one starts getting fewer pickups, it is rested and brought back when it has recovered. You never have to watch it.
- Each call goes to the next rested number
- A tired number is rested before it gets flagged
- Pickups per number are tracked for you
Green bar: calls made against today's limit. Amber: resting until pickups recover. The green edge on the left marks where the next call goes.
What carriers look for, and what Redialler does about it.
Flagging is about patterns. Redialler breaks the patterns that get numbers labelled, without slowing you down.
Daily cap per number
Each number stops taking calls when it hits its limit for the day. The next call goes to another number.
Breather between calls
No number dials again straight away. A short gap keeps the pattern human.
Rotation across the set
Calls step through your numbers in turn. Load is shared, so no single number looks like a machine.
Rest and return
If a number's pickups fall, it is rested. It comes back when the rate recovers. Nothing is thrown away.
Every number has a health score.
Pickups, attempts, daily use, and rest state are tracked per number. Managers see it in one panel. Reps never need to.
what is tracked per number
- Calls today against the daily cap
- Pickup rate over the last few days
- Whether it is in use, resting, or retired
- Which areas it is serving
- When it last placed a call
How a number is protected, start to finish.
- step 1
It joins the set
Buy or enable a number. It starts with a fresh daily cap and no history.
- step 2
It takes its share
Calls rotate through. It never goes over its cap or dials twice back to back.
- step 3
It rests when tired
If pickups drop, it sits out until they recover. Your other numbers carry on.
Questions about spam protection.
Can you guarantee my numbers will never be flagged?
No, and nobody can. Carriers make the call. Redialler removes the behaviour that gets numbers flagged, which is the best protection available.
What happens to a number that is already flagged?
Rest it, or retire it and buy a fresh one from inside the app. Callbacks to the old number still reach you while it is on your account.
Do I have to set the caps and gaps myself?
No. Sensible defaults are on from the start. You can tighten them per team.
Does parallel dialling burn numbers faster?
Each ring counts against a number's cap, so parallel uses the set faster. Redialler tells you when you need more numbers for the volume you want.
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