Product · Dialer

The phone,
finally fluent.

The SAGARIS AI power dialer works four lines in parallel, coaches the call live, and logs every call to the CRM itself, at $499 per seat per month, published. You just do the talking.

4 lines
dialing in parallel
0.3s
to bridge a pickup
0 min
of admin per call
On the line00:43

Marcus Webb

Northgate Labs · first live pickup today

Sagaris whispers

He asked about migration in July and never got an answer. Lead with that.

Six minutes, twelve seconds

Anatomy of one call.

0:00

Four lines dial

Sagaris works the list. You hear nothing yet.

0:02

Human detected

Voicemails dropped silently. Marcus picks up; you are bridged in 0.3s.

0:03

Brief on screen

Who he is, why now, and the thread he left hanging in July.

1:40

Objection heard

“We might build in-house.” The battlecard is already up.

5:50

Meeting lands

Thursday 2:00 PM finds both calendars. Invite drafts itself.

6:12

You hang up

Summary, CRM, follow-up: written. The next dial begins.

Four reps running a power hour on the Sagaris dialer

9:41 AM · Somewhere, a power hour

Four reps, forty minutes in. The dialer is loud so the room doesn't have to be.

Every word, working for you.

The transcript goes to work while the call is still running. Battlecards fire on objections, coaching moments clip themselves, and every answer becomes part of the record. Nobody writes it up afterwards.

Minute 1:40 · Transcribed live

Marcus · 1:38

"Honestly, half the team thinks we should just build this ourselves."

You · 1:44

"Half your team also reconciles three spreadsheets every Friday. What would they rather build?"

Marcus · 1:51

"...that's fair. Okay, walk me through the migration again."

Live battlecard · 1:40

Build-vs-buy

Three questions that reframe an in-house build: maintenance cost, time to first dial, who owns uptime at 2 AM.

Moment marked · 1:51

Sentiment turned

Objection resolved in 13 seconds. Clip saved for the team's call library.

Voice intelligence

The call, understood.

1:40Objection · in-house build3:12Pricing question5:50Commitment · meeting set

43%talk ratio

You listened more than you spoke. The good calls do.

7questions asked

Discovery depth, counted. Team median is 4.

Namednext step

Date, time, and owner said out loud and on the calendar.

Biggest differentiator

No two voicemails
are ever the same.

Traditional voicemail drops play one recording to a thousand people. Sagaris writes a new script for every prospect, from their deal, their last conversation and the campaign they are in, then speaks it in your own cloned voice. They hear a message that could only have been left for them.

  • Context-aware

    Reads the deal stage, the objection, the last touch

  • Your actual voice

    Cloned once, consented, indistinguishable

  • Unique every time

    A fresh script per prospect, never a template

  • Dropped, not dialed

    Lands in voicemail without ringing through

Generating voicemail · Marcus Webb 0:18

Pulled from context

Deal: ProposalObjection: in-house buildLast call: Jul 15Campaign: Q3 founders

Script · written for Marcus only

“Hi Marcus, it's Dana. You mentioned the team might build this in-house, so I put together the maintenance numbers we talked about Tuesday. They're in your inbox. No rush, but they might change the math. Talk soon.”

Your voice · cloned & consented Drop to voicemail
Incoming · +1 (415) 838-2201 11:52 AM
  • Ring 1

    Sagaris answers

    0.4s

    Known caller: Priya Shah, Fenwick Systems. Open deal in Proposal.

  • Ring 1

    Intent heard

    1.8s

    “Quick question about the redlines before Friday.” Not a support call: a deal call.

  • Warm transfer

    Dana gets the whisper

    6s

    “Priya, Fenwick, redlines question, Friday review on the line.” Dana accepts.

  • Connected

    Priya never repeats herself

    9s

    The context traveled faster than the call did.

Call routing

Nine seconds
from ring to
the right person.

Inbound calls are answered on the first ring, understood in a sentence, and handed to the owner of the deal with a whisper of context. No hold music, no “can you repeat that,” no orphaned voicemail.

Dana taking the warm-transferred call with context on screen

Dana, 11:52 AM. She heard the whisper before she said hello.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

The answers sales leaders and reps ask about parallel dialing, briefs and call logging.

More questions? Talk to us →
  • Most asked

    The dialer works multiple lines at once and connects whoever answers first. Ringing lines re-queue, voicemails drop themselves and every conversation starts briefed and ends logged.

    ParallelPower dialBriefsBattlecardsTranscriptDispositionCRMCoach

Every call briefed and logged

More conversations, zero admin.

See SAGARIS brief a call, connect a line and log the disposition, live on your own call list.

No setup · Your own call list · 30 minutes

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