Free agent as trigger
The next attempt starts when the platform identifies capacity for the conversation.
In progressive mode, the platform starts the next call when there is capacity to handle it. It is a choice for operations that want to eliminate manual dialing without anticipating a larger volume than the team can absorb.
A progressive dialer is the mode that automatically starts a call when an agent is available. Unlike predictive, it does not anticipate multiple calls to predict who will answer; therefore, it offers a faster pace than manual dialing and more predictability about capacity.
Progressive reduces steps between one conversation and another, but preserves a direct relationship between attempt and availability. This facilitates operations in portfolios that demand productivity without aggressiveness.
The next attempt starts when the platform identifies capacity for the conversation.
The list advances without manual typing, following campaign priority and rules.
The agent receives data, history, and objective to reduce repeated questions and log better.
Outcomes such as no answer or busy can return to the cadence according to the defined rule.
Time, priority, owner, and number of attempts can vary between campaigns.
Track completion, talk time, outcome, and conversion to adjust the database.
Automation removes repetitive steps without distancing the pace from the agents' real capacity.
The platform recognizes that the position is ready for a new conversation.
The list delivers the next record according to priority and rules.
The system dials and presents the necessary data to the agent.
The outcome updates CRM, cadence, and next action.
Progressive dialing automates the interval between contacts, keeping each attempt tied to available capacity.
The list and the call advance without searching for or typing numbers.
Each attempt starts connected to an available position for conversation.
The strategy reduces the risk of moving faster than the team's capacity.
Outcome, callback, and next action are part of the same CRM journey.
It is an automatic dialing mode that starts a call when an agent is available, advancing the list without relying on manual dialing.
Since each attempt starts from an available position, the risk of lack of agent is lower than with predictive dialing. Still, telephony, latency, and configuration need to be monitored.
Progressive prioritizes pace and starts the call when the agent is free. Preview reserves time for the agent to review the contact before authorizing or receiving the call.
Handling voicemail, busy signals, and invalid numbers depends on the call analysis features enabled in the project. This must be confirmed in the scope.
Yes. It can be appropriate when the operation needs to automate attempts while maintaining predictable capacity and logging of contact, promise, and callback.
The integration can log outcome, recording, task, and next attempt. Fields and events depend on the CRM and the defined architecture.
OmniSmart helps configure list, capacity, cadence, and metrics to validate progressive mode.
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