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Telephony & caller ID

We are your carrier. You just start calling.

No carrier contracts, no API keys, no console work. We buy your numbers, file the registrations and show you where each one stands.

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Invite-only during early access. We set up your workspace, numbers and caller ID with you.

  • Numbers bought for your workspace and registered to your business.
  • Registrations filed by us and tracked in the app.
  • One bill: calls and numbers at published rates.

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Fig. 1 · Phone setup, filed by DialSavvy · Illustrative · fictional data

01 · Set-up

About 20 minutes of your time. We do the rest.

Your part is a few short steps in the app. The filings run on our side, in the background, and they never block dialing.

  1. Day 1By DialSavvy

    We create your workspace

    After your demo: your workspace and its own carrier account, run by us.

  2. 1 minBy you

    Accept your invite

    Your owner joins from the invite email, then invites the team.

  3. 10 minBy you

    Verify your business

    Legal name, tax ID, website and the countries you call. We file everything from it.

  4. 5 minBy you

    Choose your numbers

    Local numbers in the countries you call, bought and set up from the app.

  5. 3 minBy you

    Connect your CRM

    Salesforce, in early access: lists, reports and campaigns come in, and calls are logged as Tasks. HubSpot is coming.

  6. GoYou start calling

    First session

    Dialing works as soon as your numbers are ready. Nothing below holds it up.

What we file for you, in the background

Typical review times as of October 2026. Carriers and regulators set them, and we can’t speed them up. You can call through all of it.

  • Done in minutes
  • In review
  • Can take longer
  • Your partAbout 20 minInvite, business details, numbers and CRM.
  • Local numbersMinutesWhere a country needs documents, about a business day (Australia up to five).
  • Business profile1–2 daysYour verified business, filed once and reused for every registration below.
  • SHAKEN/STIRAbout 3 daysCalls are signed from day one. Full attestation follows the review.
  • Caller name (CNAM)Review + 2–3 daysYour business name on US phones that show caller names, once carriers update.
  • Caller-ID registrations2–4 daysYour numbers registered with carrier analytics engines, so calls show up as you.
First session · day 1

The honest part: carrier and regulator reviews take from minutes to a few weeks. We file them, track them and show where each one stands in Settings › Phone setup & compliance.

Fig. 2 · Set-up and review times · Illustrative · typical times as of Oct 2026

02 · Local presence

Local caller ID, from numbers you own.

Each call shows a number from your workspace that’s local to the person you’re calling. It’s registered to your business. Callbacks that ring your team are coming.

  • No spoofed or borrowed numbers. Every caller ID is a number bought for your workspace and registered under your business.

  • Callbacks, coming. A callback will ring the last rep who called, then the team, then voicemail.

  • Restraint, not rotation. A few local numbers per area, each with a daily cap, instead of hundreds of throwaway numbers.

See where we have local numbers
Fig. 3 · Caller ID picked for three contacts · Illustrative; callbacks are Concept · fictional data

03 · Number health · Coming

Keep good numbers good.

Numbers wear out when they’re overused. Today every number has a daily cap of 50 calls and rings one person at a time. Coming: warm-up for new numbers, resting a number when its answer rate drops, and this view of every number’s health.

Phone numbersAcmeChecked 3:29 PM ET
HealthyAt their full daily cap2
RestingBack Sat 1:52 PM1
Warming upSydney · day 5 of 71
Acme’s phone numbers: calls today against the daily cap, 7-day answer rate, caller ID and health
NumberCalls todayAnswer rate, 7 daysCaller IDHealth
+1 202 555 0119Washington, DC · local presence47 / 508.4%Verified · AHealthy3 left today
+1 202 555 0186Washington, DC28 · then rested4.1%30-day 7.6%Verified · ARestingAnswer rate dropped · back Sat 1:52 PM
+44 20 7946 0011London43 / 506.9%RegisteredHealthyTheir calling hours have ended
+61 2 5550 0102Sydney · new last week0 / 359.2%RegisteredWarming upDay 5 of 7 · cap rises daily
Health rules: daily cap 50 · warm-up over 7 days · rest when the answer rate dropsCalls today reset at midnight where each number is
Fig. 4 · Number health for Acme’s caller IDs · Concept · fictional data

A daily cap on every number

Each number makes up to 50 calls a day. When every number in a country has reached it, dialing there waits, so add numbers to call more.

Warm-up for new numbers · Coming

A new number will start with fewer calls a day and work up to the full cap over seven days.

Rest when answers drop · Coming

A number whose answer rate drops will rest for a few days, and its calls will move to the rest of your pool.

One call at a time per number

Each parallel line goes out on a different number, so a number never rings two people at once.

04 · Spam protectionComing

Spam labels found, fixed, or the number replaced.

A number labelled as spam quietly costs you answers. Because we run your telephony, we can act on what the checks find, not just report it.

  1. Check

    Every number you present is checked with carrier analytics engines and caller-ID apps, on a schedule and before it joins a busy session.

  2. Fix

    Where a label can be fixed, we fix it: register the number, file a dispute, rest it or lower its daily cap.

  3. Replace, with your approval

    Where it can’t, we ask first. Approve, and we buy a new local number, register it and swap it into your pool.

Not included in any plan until it ships. We will list the checks and countries covered here before launch.

Fig. 5 · A replacement waiting for approval · Concept · fictional data

05 · Measured, not promised

Counted the way calls really end.

We don’t quote connect-rate multipliers. You see your own numbers, per rep, campaign, country and caller ID, so you can act on them.

Today · Jane RiveraWed, Oct 7 · 3:29 PM ET

A conversation means a person answered.

Voicemail, phone menus, call screeners and calls where no one spoke are logged with what happened, and left out of your connect rate.

Dials186/1,000814 to go
Conversations14+4 vs this time yesterday
Connect rate7.5%−0.2 pts vs your week

How 186 dials ended14 / 186 = 7.5%

  • Conversation · a person answered14
  • Logged, not countedAI71Voicemail 43Phone menu 9Call screener 6No one spoke 13
  • No answer101

Connect rate is conversations out of dials placed. Labels come from AI answer detection; change one, and the counts follow.

Fig. 6 · How today’s dials ended · Illustrative · fictional data

Caller IDs · last 7 days

An answer rate for every number.

Coming. See which caller IDs people actually pick up, and which ones need a rest. The same view works per rep, campaign and country.

  • +61 2 5550 01029.2%
  • +1 202 555 01198.4%
  • +44 20 7946 00116.9%
  • +1 202 555 01864.1%RestingBack Sat 1:52 PM

A person answered, out of the calls each number placed. Resting numbers stay in the list, with when they come back.

Fig. 7 · Answer rate per caller ID · Concept · fictional data

Questions about telephony

Anything else, ask in your demo. We map your countries and numbers with you.

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Do I need my own carrier or phone provider account?

No. DialSavvy is your carrier. Each workspace gets its own carrier account inside ours, kept apart from every other customer. There's no carrier contract to sign and no API key to manage.

Do registrations hold up my first calls?

No. Power and parallel dialing work as soon as your numbers are ready. Registrations keep running in the background and improve how your calls show up. They never block dialing.

What does telephony cost?

The set-up work is part of every plan. Numbers, minutes and registration fees are paid from prepaid credits at published rates, on your DialSavvy bill.

Which countries can I get local numbers in?

The countries on our coverage list, each with the documents and rules that country needs. The list carries an as-of date.

Will people see my business name?

On US local numbers we register your caller name (CNAM). It shows on phones and networks that display caller names, so not on every call.

Why do sales calls show "Spam Likely"?

Carriers and caller-ID apps label numbers from their own call analytics: how many calls a number makes, how often people answer or complain, and whether the call is signed with SHAKEN/STIR. DialSavvy files SHAKEN/STIR, caller name (CNAM) and caller-ID registrations for your numbers and caps each number at 50 calls a day. Spam protection (label checks, fixes and replacements) is coming.

What happens if a number gets a spam label today?

Each number makes up to 50 calls a day, and you can release a number and get a new one in Settings › Phone numbers. Number health (warm-up and resting a number when its answer rate drops) and spam protection (automatic label checks, fixes and replacements) are coming.

Next

Next: Compliance

Every call checked before it rings: calling hours and do-not-call lists, by country.

We handle the carrier. You call.

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

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