AI dialer that runs the calls itself.

An AI dialer is outbound calling software where an AI agent places and runs the calls itself. It dials your list in predictive, power, or batch mode, opens the conversation, qualifies prospects on your criteria, and hot-transfers warm buyers to a rep - instead of just connecting human reps faster.

Outbound calling software automates how a team places calls at volume - cold calling, campaign calling, and follow-up sequences. Traditional dialers speed up human reps; Harmony.ai goes further: the agent dials and runs the conversations, and your reps only join calls that are already warm.

An auto dialer, power dialer, or parallel dialer places calls automatically but still needs a human rep for every conversation - your connect capacity is capped by headcount. An AI dialer runs the conversation too: it qualifies, handles objections from your approved flow, and hot-transfers only the prospects worth a rep's time.

Yes, run correctly. Harmony.ai enforces consent checks, federal and state DNC lists, calling-window controls by recipient time zone, and a full audit trail on every call - so AI cold calling and campaign calling stay inside TCPA, DNC, and state-level rules.

Yes. The agent runs thousands of concurrent calls, so a campaign blitz, a renewal sweep, or a Monday-morning follow-up block all run at full pace - and scaling up is a setting, not a hiring plan.

No. Forward or port your existing numbers, bring your own telephony via Twilio or SIP, or use built-in telephony. We connect Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Salesloft, or Velocify through their APIs and build the integration your team needs, fast - most teams are live in days, with white-glove deployment throughout.

Yes. The dialer detects answering machines on connect, drops a pre-approved voicemail message where you want one, and schedules the next attempt automatically. Retry cadence - how many attempts, how far apart - is set per campaign, and every retry runs inside approved calling windows and your TCPA-aware dialing rules.