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Calls the whole list at once
Not one number after another — many lines dialling in parallel, so a 4,000-name run finishes in hours, not a week of bench time.
Industries · Bulk calling
One AI telecaller. Thousands of calls, today.
Hand it a spreadsheet or a CRM list and an AI telecaller dials every name on it — insurance renewals, EMI reminders, feedback calls, appointment no-shows — the same afternoon, in the caller's own language, without hiring a single seat.
4,000+
Numbers one campaign can call in a single run
<2s
Time to pick up the line and start talking
30+
Languages, with natural code-switching mid-call
₹3/min
Metered rate — pay for talk time, not seats
The problem
A telecalling bench doesn't scale the week you need it to.
Renewal season, a batch of EMIs due, a waitlist to clear before a launch — call volume arrives in a spike, and a human bench is sized for an average week, not that one. So calls slip: some go out late, some never go out, and the ones that do go out cost a seat's full day whether the person picks up or not. A missed renewal call is a lapsed policy; a missed reminder is a missed EMI; a missed feedback call is a churn you never even hear about.
What changes
Give the agent a spreadsheet or a CRM segment instead of a headcount plan. It dials the whole list at once — many lines ringing in parallel, not one caller working down a queue — sticks to the hours you set, skips anyone on a do-not-call list, and stops the moment someone pays, books, or asks not to be called again. A 4,000-name renewal run that would take a five-person bench most of a week finishes the same afternoon, and every call is recorded, transcribed, and outcome-tagged automatically.
What it does
Built for the campaign, not the demo.
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Built for renewals and collections
Insurance premiums, loan EMIs, subscription lapses — the agent states the amount, the date, and the reason it changed, then handles payment intent or objections in the same call.
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Stops the moment it should
Ticks someone off the list the second they pay, book, or ask not to be called — nobody gets rung twice for something already resolved.
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Speaks their language
Detects and mirrors the caller's language across 30+ options, including mixed Hindi–English or Telugu–English, the way an Indian call centre actually sounds.
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Respects a do-not-call list
Upload a suppression list once and every campaign after it honours it — no manual cross-checking before a run.
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One dashboard, every outcome
Reached, picked up, paid, objected, callback requested — see the whole campaign's results live, with a searchable transcript behind every number.
How we work
From spreadsheet to finished campaign.
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Send the list
A spreadsheet or a CRM export — names, numbers, and whatever varies per person: amount due, renewal date, policy number.
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We script the call
The exact ask, the objections it should handle, and what counts as a successful outcome — reviewed with you before anything dials.
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You hear it first
We run it on your own number and a handful of test contacts, and tune tone and wording until it sounds right.
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It runs the campaign
Calls go out inside the hours you set, results land on the dashboard as they happen, and the list updates itself as people pay, book, or opt out.
Questions
Straight answers.
Any list dialled as a batch rather than one at a time — insurance renewals, EMI or subscription reminders, feedback surveys, event or admission follow-ups, win-back calls to customers who've gone quiet. If it's the same call made to many people, it's a bulk-calling job.
Campaigns of a few hundred to several thousand numbers run in a single batch, with many lines dialling in parallel rather than one caller working down the list. Tell us your typical list size and we'll size the run to finish inside the hours you set.
The agent only calls numbers you supply and always honours a do-not-call or opt-out list you give it — once someone asks not to be called, no later campaign calls them again. You stay in control of when it's allowed to call and what it's allowed to say.
Same job — reaching a list and getting an outcome — but no seats to staff, train, or manage, no idle hours between calls, and every conversation transcribed and outcome-tagged automatically instead of typed up after the fact. A campaign that would take a five-person bench a week can finish the same afternoon.
Both. It can state the amount and reason, send a payment link over WhatsApp mid-call, and mark the record paid the moment it's confirmed — or simply remind and let your team follow up, if that's the call you want it to make.
The same metered rate as every Scandum voice agent — from ₹3 a minute of talk time, so a short reminder call costs a fraction of a longer collections conversation. Tell us your list size and call length and we'll come back with a real number for the campaign.
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