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Planned at launch · as of

Every country gets a published mode.

How your team can call each market, from single dialing to parallel lines and AI agents, and what must be true before a mode goes live.

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Where each mode is planned at launch

16 destinations, plus a default pack for everywhere else

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Asia-Pacific10Americas2Europe2Middle East & Africa2
  • 8Parallel5 at up to 5 lines, 3 at 2–3
  • 5PowerOne line, next record dials itself
  • 2Single onlyThe rep places each call
  • 1Not yetBlocked by default
  • Everywhere elseThe default pack, one line
Fig. 1 · Coverage map · Illustrative · planned modes as of Oct 10, 2026

Four ways to call, country by country.

Line counts are country maximums. Your plan and team size set your own, and every call still runs the country's checks.

Status as of

  • Single

    One call at a time. The rep reviews the record and places each call.

    Every plan, from Dial

  • Power

    One line that dials the next record by itself, with AI answer detection skipping voicemail.

    Power plan and up

  • Parallel

    Several lines ring at once. The first person who answers reaches the rep; the other lines drop.

    Parallel plan and up · 2 lines solo, 3 with a team of 3 or more

  • Agents

    Early access

    AI voice agents will answer your lines and call people back. They will check consent before every outbound call and say they are an AI.

    DialSavvy Agents · ask on your demo

Search by name or two-letter code. European Union member states match the European Union row.

Showing 16 of 16 destinations.

Not listed? The last row, Everywhere else, applies.

Planned dialing modes by country, as of Oct 10, 2026
CountrySinglePowerParallelAgentsRules and limits
Asia-Pacific10
AustraliaYesYesUp to 5 linesEarly accessDefault 3 lines. Identification at call start. Coming: DNCR checks on mobiles and personal numbers, and callbacks to the number shown for 30 days.
New ZealandYesYesUp to 5 linesEarly accessDefault 3 lines. Calling hours follow the Australian policy. New Zealand numbers recommended.
SingaporeYesYesUp to 5 · B2BEarly accessParallel for organization-purpose (B2B) leads, power for everyone else. No withheld caller ID.
IndonesiaYesYes2–3 linesNot yetOnly the rep's side is recorded until the contact consents. Calls per number are capped.
PhilippinesYesYes2–3 linesNot yetAll-party consent to record. Mobile routes above US$0.15 a minute need an admin to opt in.
Hong KongYesYes2–3 linesNot yetCalls 9:00 AM–10:00 PM local. Pacing tuned so carriers do not suspend busy numbers.
MalaysiaYesYesNot yetNot yetPower until locally registered Malaysian numbers are available, then 2–3 parallel lines. All-party consent to record.
ThailandYesYesNot yetNot yetPower only.
IndiaReps outside IndiaNot yetNot yetNot yetInternational caller ID only, 10:00 AM–9:00 PM IST. Indian (+91) caller ID is not available yet. What India needs
VietnamOpted-in onlyNot yetNot yetNot yetOpted-in contacts only, one call per number every 24 hours.
Americas2
United StatesYesYesUp to 5 linesEarly accessFederal calling hours in the contact's time zone and your do-not-call list. Lines step down as abandonment rises. Coming: per-state hours and recording rules, and National Do Not Call checks with your own registry access (SAN).
CanadaYesYesNot yetNot yetPower only until the Canada pack is ready.
Europe2
United KingdomYesYesUp to 5 linesEarly accessCalling hours and your do-not-call list before every line rings; TPS and CTPS checks are coming. Ofcom abandoned-call rules. A valid caller ID.
European Union27 member statesYesYesNot yetNot yetParallel stays off at launch under ePrivacy and national rules. Power where the country pack allows it.
Middle East & Africa2
IsraelYesYesNot yetNot yetIsrael's Do Not Call Me register will be checked before each call.
United Arab EmiratesBlocked by default · every modePossible only with TDRA approval, case by case.
Everywhere elseThe default packYes1 lineNot yetNot yetPlanned: weekdays 9:00 AM–6:00 PM local, until the country has its own rule pack. Today a country without a pack is blocked.
  • Asia-Pacific10
  • Australia
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    Yes
    Parallel
    Up to 5 lines
    Agents
    Early access

    Default 3 lines. Identification at call start. Coming: DNCR checks on mobiles and personal numbers, and callbacks to the number shown for 30 days.

  • New Zealand
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    Yes
    Parallel
    Up to 5 lines
    Agents
    Early access

    Default 3 lines. Calling hours follow the Australian policy. New Zealand numbers recommended.

  • Singapore
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    Yes
    Parallel
    Up to 5 · B2B
    Agents
    Early access

    Parallel for organization-purpose (B2B) leads, power for everyone else. No withheld caller ID.

  • Indonesia
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    Yes
    Parallel
    2–3 lines
    Agents
    Not yet

    Only the rep's side is recorded until the contact consents. Calls per number are capped.

  • Philippines
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    Yes
    Parallel
    2–3 lines
    Agents
    Not yet

    All-party consent to record. Mobile routes above US$0.15 a minute need an admin to opt in.

  • Hong Kong
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    Yes
    Parallel
    2–3 lines
    Agents
    Not yet

    Calls 9:00 AM–10:00 PM local. Pacing tuned so carriers do not suspend busy numbers.

  • Malaysia
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    Yes
    Parallel
    Not yet
    Agents
    Not yet

    Power until locally registered Malaysian numbers are available, then 2–3 parallel lines. All-party consent to record.

  • Thailand
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    Yes
    Parallel
    Not yet
    Agents
    Not yet

    Power only.

  • India
    Single
    Reps outside India
    Power
    Not yet
    Parallel
    Not yet
    Agents
    Not yet

    International caller ID only, 10:00 AM–9:00 PM IST. Indian (+91) caller ID is not available yet. What India needs

  • Vietnam
    Single
    Opted-in only
    Power
    Not yet
    Parallel
    Not yet
    Agents
    Not yet

    Opted-in contacts only, one call per number every 24 hours.

  • Americas2
  • United States
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    Yes
    Parallel
    Up to 5 lines
    Agents
    Early access

    Federal calling hours in the contact's time zone and your do-not-call list. Lines step down as abandonment rises. Coming: per-state hours and recording rules, and National Do Not Call checks with your own registry access (SAN).

  • Canada
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    Yes
    Parallel
    Not yet
    Agents
    Not yet

    Power only until the Canada pack is ready.

  • Europe2
  • United Kingdom
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    Yes
    Parallel
    Up to 5 lines
    Agents
    Early access

    Calling hours and your do-not-call list before every line rings; TPS and CTPS checks are coming. Ofcom abandoned-call rules. A valid caller ID.

  • European Union27 member states
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    Yes
    Parallel
    Not yet
    Agents
    Not yet

    Parallel stays off at launch under ePrivacy and national rules. Power where the country pack allows it.

  • Middle East & Africa2
  • Israel
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    Yes
    Parallel
    Not yet
    Agents
    Not yet

    Israel's Do Not Call Me register will be checked before each call.

  • United Arab EmiratesBlocked by default · every mode

    Possible only with TDRA approval, case by case.

  • Everywhere elseThe default pack
    Single
    Yes
    Power
    1 line
    Parallel
    Not yet
    Agents
    Not yet

    Planned: weekdays 9:00 AM–6:00 PM local, until the country has its own rule pack. Today a country without a pack is blocked.

  • Parallel line counts are country maximums. Today a rep gets 2 lines solo and 3 with a team of 3 or more; up to 5 for teams is coming.
  • Agents follow the same country packs. Which countries open to agents first in early access, we confirm on your demo.
  • Every row is a plan, not a promise. Rules shown are what DialSavvy will check when a country goes live; you stay responsible for your lists, consent and scripts. Not legal advice.

India, honestly.

Indian (+91) numbers aren't available yet. They need an Indian registered entity, 140-series numbers and a licensed Indian provider.

We would rather tell you here than on a demo. Until all three are in place, the plan is for reps outside India to call Indian numbers one at a time, with an international caller ID. That is not live yet either.

Have an Indian entity and reps in India?

Tell us. Demand decides when we build the India route, and an entity that already holds 140-series numbers shortens it.

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Calling India with DialSavvy

As of Oct 10, 2026
  • Reps outside India calling Indian numbersSingle dialing, one call at a time, with an international caller ID. Calls 10:00 AM–9:00 PM IST.Planned · single only
  • +91 caller ID on sales callsNeeds all three below. Calls placed from outside India cannot show a +91 number.Not available yet
  • Reps based in India calling Indian numbersNeeds all three below, with the whole call kept inside India. There is no compliant route for this yet.Not available yet

What +91 calling needs, all three together

  1. An Indian registered entityIt holds the numbers and the telecom registrations.
  2. 140-series numbersRequired for sales calls. Ordinary +91 mobiles and landlines are not allowed.
  3. A licensed Indian providerCarries the call inside India.

Indian rules as we read them on Oct 10, 2026 · not legal advice

Parallel turns on only when all four hold.

Until then, a country runs the most conservative mode its pack allows. If a pack passes its review date, calls to that country stop until it is renewed.

  1. Gate 01

    A rule pack for the country

    The country's rules in one versioned pack: calling hours, do-not-call lists, recording consent and caller ID. Every pack carries a review date.

  2. Gate 02

    Answer detection passes

    AI answer detection meets its accuracy gate on that country's languages and carriers.

  3. Gate 03

    Caller ID verified

    The numbers you show arrive intact on the other end.

  4. Gate 04

    Latency target met

    The route connects a person to your rep within our latency target, so the first hello is not lost.

  5. Then

    Parallel turns on

    Up to the country's line count, within your plan and team size. Until then, the country stays on power or single.

    Parallel on
Fig. 2 · How a country goes live · IllustrativeWant a country added or moved up? Tell us where you call. Demand sets the order of the next packs.

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Early access is by invitation. We set up your workspace, numbers and caller ID, then send your invite.

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