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Upload a Batch. Ciao Calls Them All.
Load your contacts, choose the assistant, and Ciao works through the list at your pace.
Why this matters
Dialing a list is easy. Doing it right is not.
The rules around the dialer are the hard part. Who to call, when to call, how fast.
Ciao works through your list
Upload contacts, pick the assistant, and every call opens with who is calling and why.
Each call knows who it reached
Per-contact details go in first, so nothing sounds like a mass dial.
Ciao retries on your rules
Unanswered numbers come back on a rule you set, not endlessly.
Nothing dials until the checks pass
Three things are settled before a number is called, and any one can stop it.
What this means for you
What your team stops doing.
The dialing, the retrying and the writing up all happen without anyone watching.
Calls at your pace
You set calls per second and how many run at once.
Only the right numbers
Markets, quiet hours and consent are checked before dialing.
Every call written up
Transcript, summary and outcome on every contact reached.
Runs from your systems
Start the same campaign through the API instead.
How it works
Ciao checks three things before every call.
Markets, time of day and pace are all settled before a single number gets dialed.
Three gates in front of the dialer
A number is called only when all three of them agree.
You can stop it mid-flight
Halt a running campaign immediately, from the console or from the API.
After the call
Ciao works inside the tools you use
Every outcome reaches your systems by signed webhook, without anyone copying anything across by hand.

Questions teams ask before they go live
answered plainly, before you put Ciao on.
At the rate you set. Calls per second and the number of calls running at once are both your settings, so the pace suits your carrier and your team rather than whatever the system could manage.

Put Ciao on your line today.
Load twenty contacts, set your calling hours, then listen to the first one.


