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Overview

The Calling List tool is broken into four sections:

  1. Create a Calling List

  2. Calling List

  3. List Control

  4. Lead Detail

Tool (also called the one-to-one dialer) allows users to quickly create and work through a calling list. Managers can create custom lists and define rules on how often each contact can be called. The custom lists can be shared across teams.

The Calling List Settings, Outcomes, and Views article describes how admins can customize the Calling List Tool for users.

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The organization and user must have a WebPhone Webphone license to use the Calling List tool.

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Tool. Read the Webphone article for more information.

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Calling List Tool Sections

The Calling List Tool page is divided into four sections:

  1. Create a Calling List

  2. Calling List

  3. List Control

  4. Lead Detail

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How to Create a Calling List

  1. Select Calling List from the inFlow dropdown menu.

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  2. The Calling List Tool page opens.

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  3. Select the audience type from the Audience Type dropdown list in the Create a Calling List section.

    • Currently, only Custom Queues can be selected.

    Select the Borrower
    • In this article, we will use Custom Queues as our example.

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  4. Select the Applications or Partner from the Customer Workflow Type dropdown list.

    • This will default based on the customer type Workflow Type set in the user’s Preferences.

    The available custom queues for the selected customer type will load in the Calling List Audience dropdown list.


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  5. The Calling List Audience dropdown list reflects the Audience Type selection.

    • If Custom Queues is the selected Audience Type, only the custom queues available for the selected Workflow Type will load. Only custom queues the user has permission for will be listed. Permission for custom queues is granted through the org admin.

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    • If Prioritized Alerts is the selected Audience Type, only the prioritized alerts available for the selected Workflow Type will load.

  6. Select a Custom Queue custom queue for the calling session from the Calling List Audience dropdown list.

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  7. Click Load to create the calling list.

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  8. The calling list opens in the Calling List section below the Create a Calling List section.

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How to Filter a Calling List

The user can filter or sort the calling list per their requirements. Once the list is in the preferred order, the user is ready to initiate the calling session.

  1. Select a column to filter.

  2. Click the three dots at the right of the column heading.

  3. Click Filter.

  4. Enter the values for the filter.

  5. Click the Filter button.

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  2. The filtered results appear.

    • Calling List Tool audiences only bring back the first 5,000 records. When users filter the columns, they can reload the page by selecting the Load with Filters button that appears once a column is filtered, and the system will go back to the database and find the first 5,000 records that match that criteria.

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Once the list is in the preferred order, the user is ready to initiate the calling session. By default, the first lead on the calling list is highlighted. The user can select which lead they want to start the calling session from. Once initiated, calls are made down the list from that starting point.

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Once the calling list is ready, the user can begin calling leads.

  1. Select Initiate Calling ListSession from the List Control section.

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  2. The system will check checks the list and find the calling list.

    1. The first eligible lead to call (based on the list order) is identified.

    Before each number is called, an
    1. An eligibility check is run to make sure another user has not called the lead

    or
    1. and that the lead is

    no longer
    1. still eligible for the custom queue logic

    . The system checks each lead in order until an eligible lead is found
    1. .

  3. The call is initiated in the WebPhone.

    The first identified eligible lead identified in the calling list is called.

  4. The lead detail loads.


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  6. Based on system settings, the following lead assignment logic occurs:

    • If the user is already assigned to the lead:

      • No action is required.

      • The lead will load and the user can edit/update the lead details as needed.

    • If the user is not assigned to the lead and Take is required in the Calling List settings:

      • The user will see a Take button which means the lead will not automatically be

    auto-
      • assigned to the user. The user must click the Take button in the Calling List section to take the lead for the assignment. Until the user takes the lead, they

    will
      • only have View Only rights to the lead detail.

      • This feature is a best practice for when a lead is called but no one answers or no contact is made. The user does not have to Take the lead and no assignment occurs.

      • If the user makes contact and

    is engaging
      • engages with the lead, they can then take the lead, it will be assigned to them, and edit access to the lead detail will be granted.

    • If the user is not assigned to the lead and Take is NOT required in the Calling List settings:

      • The lead will be automatically assigned to the user.

      • The

    user will have full edit access to the lead
      • lead will load and the user can edit/update the lead details as needed whether or not the lead answers the call.

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How to Complete a Calling Session

Once a call is completed, the user has

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four options in the List Control section:

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  1. Select the Next Call button.

  2. Select Hang Up in the

    WebPhone

    Webphone.

  3. Select End Session button.

  4. Select one of the Call Outcome Shortcut buttons.

Next Call Button

  1. Click the Next Call button to immediately end the current call.

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  2. Select a response in the Call Outcomes popup window.

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    • The user can add a note.

    • The user must select a call outcome.

    • Once selected, the note is automatically saved and the next lead will be is called.

Hang Up in the

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Webphone

  1. Click the Hangup button in the WebPhone Webphone to end the call without starting the process to go going to the next call.

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    • The user can update the lead detail or do other work.

    • Once the user is ready to make the next call, the user can select the Next Call or End Session button.

  2. Select a response in the Call Outcomes popup window.

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    • The user can add a note.

    • The user must select a call outcome.

    • Once selected, the note is automatically saved and the next lead will be called.

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  1. Click the End Session button in the List Control section to end the call.

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Call Outcome Shortcuts

The Call Outcome Shortcuts are identical to the call outcomes listed in the Call Outcomes popup window. Using the shortcuts simplifies the process by only requiring one click to disposition the call and initiate the next call.

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  1. The user selects a call outcome shortcut from the List Control section.

  2. The current call ends (if still active).

  3. The current call is dispositioned.

  4. The next call initiates.

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Lead Detail Section

Once a lead is being called, the lead detail information loads in the Lead Detail section. Based on their permissions, the user will be able to update/edit the lead or have read-only abilities.

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  • The lead is auto-assigned once called.

  • The user is assigned to the lead.

  • The user has Peer View or Org Structure permissions.

  • The user Takes the lead in the Calling List tool.

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  • Take is required.

  • The user is not assigned to the lead.

  • The user has no Peer View or Org Structure permissions to edit the lead.

Admin Permissions

How to set up queues to make sure they are not called too often:

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General Eligibility Timer: The minimum you want a number to not be called.

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Custom Queue Timer: can be more specific to the queue.

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Best Practices for Setting Calling Eligibility Rules

The following best practices can be used to create highly customizable calling rules that help users set up queues and keep contacts from being called too frequently. See the Calling List Settings, Outcomes, and Views article for more detailed information.

  • Eligibility Duration
    This feature sets the minimum amount of time during which a number is not called. Navigate to Org Settings > Calling Lists > Settings to set this duration.

  • Custom Queue Timer
    This feature sets within a custom queue how often a lead can be taken or called. Read the Custom Queue article for more detailed information.

  • Custom Queue Filters
    This feature sets parameters within a custom queue to narrowly target which leads to call or define rules on how often a lead can be called. An example rule may state, “If the last outbound call date is < 8 hours, do not include the lead in the custom queue.” The Custom Filter article offers more detailed information.

  • TCPA
    This feature prevents agents from calling borrowers outside of allowed business hours. The hours are determined by the borrowers’ area code and time zone. Read the TCPA Feature article for more detailed information.