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Screenshot of Dialpad Ai Coaching Hub feature
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Call volume heat map Single Item Card v2
Screenshot of Dialpad Ai transcribing a phone call in real time
Screenshot of Dialpad Ai analyzing the sentiment of multiple calls in real time
Screenshot of Real-time Assist (RTA) cards in Dialpad, created by admins to automatically guide contact center agents during calls
Single Item Card Adding New Agents to CC Team v2
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Screenshot of creating a coaching call recording playlist in Dialpad app
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  • 🌟 Native capabilities

  • Owns all of its own technology and features—including AI, real-time transcription, omnichannel, and self-service chatbot functionality.
  • Typically needs partner integrations / third-party tools to provide full range of functionality, like AI, transcription, and omnichannel support.
  • ⏰ Time-to-Value (TTV)

  • Setting up a new contact center takes as little as a few minutes thanks to Dialpad’s cloud-native platform and menu-driven self-configuration.
  • Setting up new users can take days or weeks, requiring significant professional services involvement.
  • 📈 Scalability

  • Incredibly easy to scale up and down—you can add and remove call queues, and hundreds of users all on your own!
  • Can scale up (more easily with cloud than on-prem platforms), but difficult to scale users back down if business is only seasonally busy (even for cloud solutions).
  • 💰 Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)

  • Dialpad offers transparent pricing, high-value bundles of capabilities, and support is always included in all plans.
  • May entice customers with a low initial price point that doesn’t include many needed features.