Does SAGARIS replace an SDR team's dialer and CRM?

Yes. The dialer, the CRM, the SMS tool and the inbox are one system here. Reps work one queue and the record writes itself. Prefer to keep your CRM? SAGARIS reads it live alongside its own record, with write-back switched off in production.

How does the SAGARIS dialer queue decide which prospect is next?

The cadence engine ranks by signal: recent replies, opens, buying intent and stage. Your rep always dials the warmest name next instead of guessing down a static list. The order updates as replies land, so nobody works a stale list.

What's in a pre-call brief?

Who the person is, why they matter now, the last touch on every channel and the thread left hanging. It is assembled the moment the line connects, so the rep opens the call already caught up.

Can managers hear how calls are going?

Yes, without sitting in on every dial. Live calls transcribe as they happen and the key moments clip themselves, so a manager gets a scorecard and a set of coachable moments for each rep from the calls that actually happened, rather than from the handful they had time to listen to live.

How fast do new reps ramp?

The playbooks, sequences and briefs are already written, so a new rep inherits a working motion on day one. They dial the same queue, off the same briefs, with the same live coaching as your best rep, from their first hour.

How does SAGARIS handle voicemails and inbound callbacks?

Voicemails drop themselves in a consented cloned voice. An inbound callback can be answered by the AI receptionist on whichever line it arrives, then transferred to a rep, taken as a message or booked as a meeting.

Solutions · For SDR Teams

A SAGARIS calendar that fills itself, weekly

SAGARIS writes every touch, briefs every dial and books the meeting the moment a lead says yes. Your reps spend the day talking to buyers, not tools.

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This week · Mar 9 to 13

Agents running · 6Meetings held · 14

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Mon09

9:30Larkhill

11:00Brightwood · LIVE

2:00 · Hold

Tue10

10:00Tenmark

1:30Fenwick

3:30 · Hold

Wed11

9:00Oakline

11:30Marlowe

3:00Statler Co

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11:00Crestline

1:00 · Hold

9:41 reply caught, meeting proposed · 10:02 SMS confirmed Thu 2:30 · 10:15 brief ready for the 11:00

Touches per cadence, every channel

12s

From reply to booking link

Notes typed by reps

$499

Per month, per founding seat

Multi-channel cadence

Seven touches. One writer.

The campaign agent runs the sequence across email, phone, SMS and LinkedIn. Every written touch is drafted for approval, and a LinkedIn touch waits for a rep to send it. The only step left for a human is the conversation.

The agent writesYou talk

Email
Agent
Re: your migration timeline
Personal, three sentences, one ask.
Day 1
Call
Brief readyYou talk
Discovery call · M. Ferreira
Brief on screen before the first ring.
Day 2
SMS
Agent
Quick nudge with the booking link
Sent only if the email went unopened.
Day 4
LinkedIn
DraftedYou or your agent send
Connect note on the funding round
A touch, not a pitch.
Day 6
Call
Whisper onYou talk
Follow-up call, voicemail ready
If no answer, the drop is pre-recorded.
Day 8
Email
Agent
The breakup note
Leaves the door open. They usually reply.
Day 10

Reply caught · Cadence paused

Meeting booked · Thursday 2:30

Proposed by the meeting agent · confirmed by SMS

The cadence pauses the moment anyone replies · nothing sends outside your rules

Speed to lead

Illustrative example

12seconds

from a lead's reply to a booking link in their inbox (illustrative example). The reply agent drafts in your voice, on auto or supervised, per your rules.

9:41:07

Reply received

9:41:12

Draft ready, your voice

9:41:19

Booking link sent

Autonomy per channel · Auto or supervised · You set the rules

Pre-call intelligence

Warm before the first ring.

Three moments define an SDR call. SAGARIS owns all three: the brief before, the whisper during, the record after.

Live call · M. Ferreira · LarkhillLive · 04:12

T-0:30 · The brief

Who: M. Ferreira · VP Sales
Signal: Replied to pricing, 2h ago
Opener: The migration story

Live · The whisper

"Lead with the migration story. They opened the quote three times."

Objection handled

T+0:02 · The record

Transcript on the record
Disposition set
Follow-up drafted, your voice

0 notes typed

The enrichment agent briefs · The coach whispers · The record writes itself

Proof you can check

Every claim here is one you can check on a demo.

What matters is what the system actually does on your numbers, your lists and your data. Every claim below is built today, and you can watch each one work in the product on a live demo.

Your numbers, protected

Every workspace dials from its own dedicated numbers, with a hard cap of 50 dials per number per day and carrier registration tracked per number. Your reps never inherit a stranger's caller reputation.

Compliance that cannot be skipped

Internal do-not-call and suppression lists gate every dial, and suppression is rechecked on every send. Outbound ships off by default, and a contract test fails the build if that default ever changes.

Lift with a control group

The learning system measures lift against a holdout group it deliberately leaves alone. So the improvement you see on the dashboard is the improvement you actually got, and you can see the method behind it.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

The answers SDR leaders ask before pointing the team at one queue.

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