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Command’s Voice Dialer turns your browser into a full-featured phone system. Built on WebRTC technology, agents make and receive calls directly from the CRM — no desk phone, no SIP device, no extra software. Command offers two ways to dial: Manual Dialing for one-off calls to specific borrowers, and Campaign Mode for high-volume outreach where batches of deals are auto-dialed and connected to available agents.

Dialing Modes

Manual Dialing

Search for a borrower, pick their number, and call them one at a time. Ideal for targeted follow-ups, callbacks, and individual outreach.

Campaign Mode

Select a batch of deals, assign them to a campaign, and let the system dial automatically at scale. Choose between Power Dialer (one call per agent, no drops) or Predictive Dialer (multiple simultaneous calls, maximum throughput).

Key Capabilities

Browser-Based Calling

Make and receive calls directly from Chrome or Edge. No plugins, extensions, or hardware required — just a browser and a microphone.

Inbound & Outbound

Handle both outbound collection calls and inbound borrower callbacks. Inbound calls ring directly in your browser with caller ID and borrower lookup.

Auto-Logging

Every call is logged with timestamp, duration, and direction. Agents add disposition codes and notes after each call. The interaction log is mandatory — nothing slips through the cracks.

Automatic Recording

All calls are automatically recorded for compliance. Recordings are stored securely and linked to the borrower’s timeline and interaction logs.

Power & Predictive Dialing

Run campaigns with two dialing strategies — Power Dialer (one call per agent at a time, zero dropped calls) or Predictive Dialer (multiple simultaneous calls per agent, maximum throughput).

Agent Status Management

Toggle between Available and Unavailable to control call routing.

System Requirements

Supported Browsers

Chrome

Recommended — best WebRTC performance and compatibility. Version 80+.

Edge

Supported — Chromium-based Edge works well. Version 80+.
The Voice Dialer is optimized for Chrome and Edge only. Other browsers are not supported — use one of these for a reliable experience.

Network Requirements

A stable internet connection is critical for clear voice quality.
MetricMinimumRecommended
Download Speed256 Kbps1 Mbps+
Upload Speed256 Kbps1 Mbps+
Latency (Ping)< 300 ms< 150 ms
Jitter< 30 ms< 15 ms
Packet Loss< 3%< 1%
Connection TypeWi-FiWired Ethernet
Use a wired Ethernet connection whenever possible. Wi-Fi can introduce jitter and packet loss, especially in busy office environments.

Hardware

ComponentRequirement
MicrophoneBuilt-in or external USB microphone
Speakers / HeadsetBuilt-in speakers or headset (headset recommended for noise cancellation)
WebcamNot required

Security & Compliance

All voice traffic is encrypted using DTLS (Datagram Transport Layer Security) for key exchange and SRTP (Secure Real-time Transport Protocol) for media encryption. Audio cannot be intercepted or tampered with in transit — the same standard used by enterprise communication platforms.
All calls made through Command are automatically recorded for compliance. There are no exceptions — recording is enforced at the platform level. Recordings are stored with AES-256 encryption and retained in accordance with the applicable legal requirements of your jurisdiction.
Every call generates a complete audit record including:
  • Caller and recipient information
  • Call start time, end time, and duration
  • Agent who handled the call
  • Disposition code and notes
  • Recording file reference

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The Voice Dialer runs entirely in your browser using WebRTC. No software, plugins, or extensions are required. Just use Chrome or Edge with microphone access allowed.
The Voice Dialer is designed for browser use. Agents should use the browser-based dialer for full CRM integration and automatic logging. Using a mobile phone bypasses all of this.
Yes. All calls are automatically recorded for compliance. This is enforced at the platform level — there is no option to disable it per-call.
Call transfers are not currently supported. If another agent needs to speak with a borrower, hang up and have that agent place a new call.
The call will drop. The system logs it as “Disconnected” and you’ll need to call the borrower back once your connection is restored. A wired connection significantly reduces the risk of drops.
Inbound calls follow your organization’s after-hours routing rules — this may include a recorded message with business hours or routing to an on-call team. Check with your administrator for your specific configuration.
Recordings are retained in accordance with the legal requirements of your jurisdiction and your organization’s data retention policy. Contact your administrator for details specific to your region.