Run predictive outbound campaigns without owning the dialer infrastructure. CallsInQ provisions the environment, configures the operating workflow, and supports the system while your team focuses on agents, leads, and conversations.
Managed VICIdial is the infrastructure path for outbound operations that need campaign-level dialing, routing, supervision, and a managed environment – not another CRM screen.
Work structured lists and campaigns when agent capacity and calling volume are larger than a one-to-one power-dialer workflow.
Coordinate agents, queues, routing, callbacks, and campaign rules from a shared calling environment.
Use a managed path when your team does not want to provision, tune, monitor, and maintain VICIdial infrastructure alone.
Scope custom routing, IVRs, integrations, load balancing, and higher-capacity environments when the operating model requires them.
Environment: provisioning and configuration for the agreed architecture.
Campaign setup: dialing rules, lists, routing, and operating logic included in the approved scope.
Launch support: testing, onboarding, and training defined for the selected plan.
Ongoing operation: monitoring and support according to the current package and support terms.
Carriers and numbers: procurement, ownership, usage, reputation, and third-party charges.
Data and campaigns: lead sources, list hygiene, consent, schedules, scripts, and disposition rules.
Integrations: systems of record, fields, direction, timing, authentication, and error handling.
Compliance: legal review, DNC, call times, recording, disclosures, consent, and customer responsibilities.
Every environment should be scoped around real agent count, campaign volume, carrier setup, routing logic, integrations, and support expectations.
Map campaigns, agents, lead flow, dialing modes, carriers, integrations, compliance controls, and reporting needs.
Define the server, database, routing, IVR, queue, recording, retention, and integration architecture.
Create the agreed environment and connect the approved numbers, carriers, access, and supporting services.
Build campaign rules, lists, lead logic, dispositions, callbacks, routing, users, teams, and permissions.
Test calls, routing, recordings, integrations, reporting, edge cases, and customer-approved operating procedures.
Train the team, monitor the environment, handle the agreed support path, and review capacity as operations change.
Campaign and list operations. Organize outbound activity around campaign rules, lists, callbacks, dispositions, and the next action.
Agent and routing configuration. Align queues, teams, DIDs, IVRs, routing, and permissions to the agreed operating model.
Calling controls. Configure the supported dialing behavior, answering-machine detection, and recording options included in the selected scope.
Visibility and support. Use reporting and monitoring to identify activity, failures, capacity constraints, and issues requiring intervention.
Exact capabilities, limits, retention, carrier dependencies, and plan entitlements must be confirmed during scoping.
Your operation needs predictive or campaign-level dialing, multiple agents, defined routing logic, and a team responsible for managing the infrastructure with you.
You can provide lawful lead sources, clear campaign rules, carrier decisions, operating owners, and timely approvals.
You primarily need a CRM-centered, one-to-one calling and follow-up workflow; start with QBase CRM.
Pause when carrier, consent, data, recording, security, integration, or ownership requirements are not defined well enough to scope safely.
Choose QBase CRM when agents should work one contact at a time with CRM records, calls, messages, appointments, pipeline, and follow-up in the same daily workspace.
Choose Managed VICIdial when the calling operation needs predictive or campaign-level infrastructure, multiple agents, routing logic, and a managed dialer environment.
Some organizations may need both, but integration and system ownership must be scoped. This page does not assume a universal bundled connection.
Share agent count, call volume, lead sources, carriers, routing, reporting, integrations, and the main operational constraint.
Ask to see a current campaign workflow, agent experience, routing logic, reporting view, and the support process that applies to the proposed environment.
Verify how the proposed configuration handles lists, agents, dispositions, callbacks, routing, and the next responsible action.
Confirm the current interface, plan entitlement, data handling, carrier model, recording and retention rules, reports, monitoring, escalation path, implementation responsibilities, and all variable costs.
CallsInQ currently publishes Starter, Growth, and custom Enterprise paths. Monthly infrastructure, one-time setup, carriers, phone numbers, usage, recordings, storage, integrations, development, migration, and support can affect the total cost.
Use the pricing page as the commercial starting point, then confirm the current agreement and the exact scope before purchase.
Questions to answer before an outbound environment is approved.
Bring the campaign model, agent count, call volume, carriers, lead flow, routing rules, integrations, reporting needs, and support expectations. CallsInQ can map the managed environment and identify what still needs confirmation.