The list is long, the team is small
Two people make 80 calls a day. Finishing a 6,000-number database would take three months — and by then half the list has gone cold.
The answer is usually the same: a few hundred. The rest go stale. Vexvon works that list to the end — many at once, without tiring, writing down the outcome of every conversation.
Two people make 80 calls a day. Finishing a 6,000-number database would take three months — and by then half the list has gone cold.
Calls go in list order, not in order of interest. Someone ready to buy sometimes never gets called at all.
“Not interested”, they say — but why they weren't is recorded nowhere. The next campaign starts from zero all over again.
numbers in a single campaign — a list drawn from a CRM filter
better chance of converting a lead contacted within 5 minutes, compared with one left waiting 30
produces a transcript, a summary and the fields you defined in the script
different AI voices — you choose how your campaign sounds
Setting a campaign up takes a few minutes.
You define the audience as a condition rather than a file: “status = interested”, “source = Instagram”, “no contact for 45 days”. When the campaign starts, the list is recalculated, so it is always current. Records with no number are shown separately — the campaign never runs for nothing.
Each campaign gets its own script: how the conversation runs, the agent's voice and language, and the fields to take from the call — budget, dates, product interest. When it needs to, the agent can query your system for live data, or transfer the call to a person.
You can pause a campaign and resume it, or cancel it altogether. Daily limits, parallel call counts and working-hour rules decide when and how fast the calls go out; you can also rotate between several outbound numbers.
You build the campaign step by step: which action happens, when, and under what condition.
The mechanism is the same every time — only the filter and the script change.
We start with a small segment — and you see the result in numbers.