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Create an outbound campaign and configure the settings that control how it dials.

Before you start

  • You need an outbound route able to reach the numbers you’ll dial, unless you plan to force every call through one specific carrier.
  • Decide your dial mode before you start — it changes which other settings on this page matter.
  • You need at least one active disposition — a campaign can’t be created without selecting at least one.

Steps

1

Name the campaign and pick a dial mode

In the left navigation, select Campaigns, then New campaign. Enter a Name and choose a Dialer mode: Preview, Progressive, Power, Predictive, or Press-1 broadcast. Choosing Press-1 broadcast reveals a separate set of fields — see Configure a press-1 campaign instead of the remaining steps on this page.
2

Choose a queue for connected calls

Leave Connect queue on Auto-create a queue for this campaign — Get2Dial provisions a dedicated queue and you enroll agents in it afterward (see Assign agents to a campaign). Pick an existing queue instead only if you want this campaign to share an agent roster with another.
3

Set the carrier and agent assignment mode

Leave Carrier override on Auto to route by dialed number through your outbound routes, or pick a specific carrier to force every call through it. Set Agent assignment to Selectable (agents opt in) or Forced (assigned agents take calls automatically).
4

Set the abandonment cap and connect window

Enter an Abandonment cap (%) — the pacer never dials past this regardless of mode — and a Connect window (ms), the time a connected call waits for an agent before it counts as abandoned. For power mode, also set the Dial level (overdial ratio), either the recommended value or a custom multiplier.
5

Set attempt limits and time zone

Enter Max attempts per lead and, optionally, Max dials per day per lead. Set a Default timezone, used for any lead that doesn’t carry its own.
6

Configure answering machine detection, if you want it

Turn on AMD to have Get2Dial classify machine answers automatically; set the AMD timeout (ms) and, if you want a message left automatically, a Voicemail drop audio file.
7

Turn on recording and attach a script, if you use them

Check Record calls to record this campaign’s calls, and select a Script if agents need to see one during the call.
8

Select dispositions and calling hours

Choose which dispositions agents can use on this campaign — at least one is required. Add at least one calling-hours window (day, start, end, evaluated in each lead’s local time zone).
9

Save the campaign

Select Save. The campaign is created with status Draft.

Verify

The campaign appears in Campaigns with status Draft, the settings you chose, and the dispositions you selected.

Common problems

  • Save is blocked with a disposition error. A campaign must have at least one active disposition selected — see Create dispositions.
  • You’re not sure which dial mode to pick. See the decision table in Dial modes.

Next steps

Import a lead list

Assign agents to a campaign

Start a campaign from a template

Configure a press-1 campaign