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Dialer & PBX Customization

Vicidial Customization

Vicidial is the open-source dialer that most contact centers reach for first — and the one they outgrow fastest. We take stock Vicidial installations and turn them into platforms: tuning predictive dialing parameters for your real drop-rate compliance, building custom agent and admin interfaces for your operators, integrating CRM and ticketing systems so agents never copy-paste, and re-architecting cluster topology when a single ViciBox can't carry the traffic anymore. Our Vicidial work spans compliance (STIR/SHAKEN, TCPA guardrails), AI AMD integration, and carrier-grade scale beyond what the stock distribution was designed for.

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Who it's for

  • Contact centers running Vicidial clusters approaching capacity limits
  • Compliance teams needing TCPA, STIR/SHAKEN, and DNC enforcement built in
  • Operators integrating Vicidial with Salesforce, HubSpot, Zendesk, or custom CRMs
  • Teams replacing drop-rate guesswork with dialer analytics and tuning

Our approach

  1. 1Audit the existing campaign configuration — most 'dialer problems' are campaign mis-tuning
  2. 2Reshape the architecture — Vicidial web + database on separate nodes, multiple dialers
  3. 3Integrate STIR/SHAKEN signing upstream of Vicidial so the call path isn't modified
  4. 4Build custom reports on the real Vicidial schema, not the built-in reporting
  5. 5Integrate AI AMD (see our AI AMD product) to cut agent idle time

What you get

Campaign configuration review with before/after metrics on contact rate and drop rate

Cluster topology redesign with sizing math based on measured traffic

CRM integration — click-to-call, screen pop, disposition sync

Custom agent or admin UI where Vicidial's built-in is too limiting

STIR/SHAKEN signing integration compliant with current FCC requirements

Real-time operational dashboard covering agent state, queue depth, and trunk utilization

Common questions

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