SAGARIS AI parallel dialer
on dedicated number pools

SAGARIS is AI cold calling software in which the AI does the dialing and the preparation and your rep does the talking. Its parallel dialer rings up to five lines at once from inside the CRM, briefs the rep as a line connects and logs the transcript on the record, in the $499 founding seat. The AI does not cold-call anyone by itself; an autonomous AI caller is a different kind of tool.

A parallel dialer, which is the same thing most teams mean by a power dialer. SAGARIS dials up to five lines at once and picks the count per contact: more lines when a pickup looks unlikely, fewer when it looks likely, and a single dedicated line when the contacts on the wave are likely to answer. The rep is bridged onto whichever line answers first, and the machine-versus-human decision keeps resolving while the rep is already talking, so nobody waits on a verdict to say hello. A line the detector calls a machine is held back and never reaches the rep. It is not a broadcast autodialer that plays a recording at a list, and it is not a single-line click-to-call. If you are coming from a power dialer, our PhoneBurner alternatives roundup sets the options, SAGARIS included, beside PhoneBurner, each read at source.

A short pause, then your rep. Any dialer working more than one line has to notice the answer, settle which line won and open an audio path to the rep, so that window is real and we would rather name it than deny it. SAGARIS bridges the rep onto the answered line rather than holding it shut until a verdict arrives: the machine-versus-human decision keeps resolving while the rep is already on the call, and a line the detector calls a machine is held back so the rep never lands in a voicemail. The yardstick from the answering side is the federal one: under 47 CFR 64.1200(a)(7) a telemarketing call counts as abandoned if a live representative is not on the line within two seconds of the called person's completed greeting. Whether that rule governs your campaigns is a question for your counsel rather than for us.

Yes, and the arithmetic on our parallel dialing explainer says how often. Up to five lines go out in the same round and a rep can hold one conversation, so when two people say hello together only one of them gets the rep. SAGARIS caps that round at five, which is deliberately at the lower end of this category, and picks the number per contact, taking more lines when a pickup looks unlikely and dropping to a single line when one looks likely, because the share of connects arriving with nobody free climbs faster than the extra conversations do. The same federal rule caps abandoned calls at three percent of live answers, measured over a 30-day period for a single campaign.

No. Calling runs on SAGARIS number pools and is included in the $499 per founding seat per month, so there is no PBX to configure, no carrier contract to sign and no per-minute plan to reconcile at the end of the month. The limits are the system's rather than the rep's: calling windows are enforced in the called party's local time, and each number carries a daily dial ceiling that defaults to fifty. If you are pricing a phone system with a multi-line dialer on top instead, JustCall vs Kixie sets out what two of them publish, and if you want calling inside the CRM itself, CRM with a built-in dialer compares the CRMs that sell it.

Who the person is, why they matter now, the deal's stage, the last touch, and any thread left hanging. It is assembled from the record the moment a line connects, so the rep opens the call already caught up.

The call takes the notes. It transcribes live, key moments clip themselves, and a written summary plus the disposition land on the record the moment you hang up. Your reps talk and listen instead of typing, and the record is complete before the next line connects.

SAGARIS goes further than a single recording: it writes a fresh script per prospect from their deal and last conversation, speaks it in your consented cloned voice, and drops it without ringing through.

Those are dialers bolted onto a CRM. Sagaris is the CRM, inbox and coach in one brain. The transcript and the logged disposition land on the contact's call record, and the brief and the battlecard are assembled for the call from your workspace's own material. Nothing to sync and nothing to export. The side by side, read at source and dated, is on our Nooks alternatives and Orum alternatives pages, and Nooks vs Orum compares those two without us in the table.

Yes. You can port existing numbers or provision new local presence, and an inbound call on any of them can be answered by the AI receptionist and transferred to the person or queue you named for that line.