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Call Pacing

Call Pacing controls how aggressively the system dials — balancing agent utilization against drop rates. Dialer.CX provides five pacing management tools: Live Controls, Pacing Profiles, Time-of-Day Schedules, Multi-Campaign Balancing, and an AI Pacing Advisor.

Call Pacing interface showing live controls, dial level adjustments, and performance metrics

Sidebar navigation to the Pacing page

Adjust dial levels in real time:

  • Dial level slider — increase or decrease per campaign
  • Current metrics — see the immediate impact of changes
  • Agent idle time — how long agents wait between calls
  • Drop rate — current abandoned call percentage

Save reusable pacing presets:

ProfileDescriptionUse Case
ConservativeLow dial level, minimal dropsNew campaigns, compliance-sensitive
BalancedModerate pacingGeneral-purpose
AggressiveHigh dial levelHigh-volume blitz campaigns
Max PerformanceMaximum throughputExperienced teams, forgiving metrics

Create your own presets with:

  • Target dial level
  • Maximum abandon rate
  • Target agent idle time
  • Name and description for easy reuse

Automatically adjust pacing throughout the day:

  • Hourly configuration — set a different dial level for each hour
  • Per-campaign schedules — each campaign can have its own schedule
  • Automatic switching — pacing changes without manual intervention

Example: Start slow at 9 AM, ramp up by 10 AM, reduce after 4 PM.

Full pacing view with profiles, schedules, and multi-campaign balancing

When running multiple campaigns simultaneously:

  • Balance groups — group campaigns that share agents
  • Weighted distribution — allocate agent capacity by percentage
  • Automatic balancing — system distributes calls based on weights
  • Priority overrides — boost priority for specific campaigns

AI-generated recommendations for optimal pacing:

  • Analyzes historical performance data
  • Suggests dial level adjustments
  • Predicts optimal settings for time of day
  • Considers agent count, answer rates, and drop rates
  • Recommendations with confidence scores

All pacing changes are logged:

  • Who changed the pacing and when
  • Previous and new values
  • Condition snapshots at the time of change
  • Useful for troubleshooting and compliance