Multi-source intake
Pull from Owner IQ, paste Salesforce or ZoomInfo, capture browser contacts, or load an existing list.
Call OS is an outbound execution environment: it prepares the call, controls the live moment, and completes the follow-through.
Call OS turns mixed-source records into a source-aware, callable queue with enough context to start intelligently.
Pull from Owner IQ, paste Salesforce or ZoomInfo, capture browser contacts, or load an existing list.
Assign number roles, attempt counts and manual, semi or full automation by source.
Stack sort layers, use pickup and appointment presets, or apply network reachability signal.
Resolve address, industry, niche, revenue, headcount, years, local hook and tax angle as the lead arrives.
Keep the business location and geographic search context attached to the active lead.
Recent company intelligence is cached and reused instead of researched from zero for every rep.
Telephony, hotkeys, voice commands, transcripts and real-time assistance share one call state—so actions do not race each other.
Call inside Call OS or route through the connected Webex app, with explicit call-state protection.
LIVE, voicemail, AI screener, disconnected, busy, dropped and no-answer states remain distinct.
Capture rep and prospect speech separately to support clean live context and reliable history.
Keep a lead-aware response panel beside the call without replacing the rep’s judgment.
Match general industry and niche to real discovery questions, with tailored reasons for asking.
Use the rep’s approved recordings and voice configuration to work through automated screeners.
Arrow keys start, stop, advance, hang up and open the appointment workflow.
Navigate tabs, load an Owner IQ city, dispose calls, ask intelligence questions and schedule follow-ups by voice.
The call does not end at hangup. Call OS turns the outcome into structured evidence and the exact next commitment.
Open the live appointment form with the active lead context and count it only after save.
Schedule the date, time and notes, then return due commitments to the working queue.
Remove bad numbers and persist do-not-call state so the same mistake is not repeated.
Preserve attempts, outcomes, duration, transcript, synopsis, disposition and action trail.
Track local and cross-user dial, reach and appointment counts to inform what to call next.
Restore CRM contacts, events and per-number performance across authorized devices.
Lead database, manual queue, phone controls, note pad, appointment form and analytics—each with a different active record.
The same lead, number, research, transcript, state and next action move through the entire call lifecycle.
It contains the working CRM memory needed around calls—history, notes, outcomes, follow-ups and appointments—but its primary role is execution. It can sit beside a CRM of record rather than asking the team to replace one.
Call OS coordinates the calling workflow. Actual telephony depends on your configured calling engine and service, including Webex where enabled.
No. Owner IQ is the owner and company intelligence graph. Call OS is the operator-facing system that pulls selected records into work, enriches them, places calls and returns outcomes.
No software can replace your legal obligations. Call OS includes tools such as DNC handling and controlled call workflows, but operators remain responsible for consent, calling-hour, recording and outreach rules.
Bring your list—or source owner-led businesses through Owner IQ. Call OS turns the work into a repeatable floor-wide system.