Dial and text each client's list, let Tala answer the replies, read every call into the client's own questions and hand each booked meeting over with a brief and the recording. Set up for you.
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This is how a prospect moves from a client's list to a meeting on their calendar. Each step says who does it. Stages marked “Set up for you” are configured in your workspace by a TalaLevel representative: one workspace per client, the fit check, the brief. You don't build anything.
The client's target list, loaded and cleaned before a call is spent.
A spreadsheet the client sends, imported with its columns matched.
Duplicates go, and opted-out numbers and numbers that can't take a text are kept out of texts.
A text or a call back is matched to the lead by its number.
Calls go out on the dialer, and replies to texts and emails are answered.
Several lines at once; the rep talks to whoever picks up.
Tala replies in the client's words and keeps the conversation going until a rep takes it.
Interested, not interested or call later, from the call or the text.
The client's own questions, asked on the call and ticked off as they are answered.
Role and authority, the current tool, the pain, team size, budget and timeline.
The live call assistant lists the questions and marks each one as it is answered.
On Scale, Joey calls the rest of the list and asks the same questions.
An angry reply or a lawyer hands the lead to a person at once, with a push.
Every call recorded, transcribed and read into the client's fields.
Every call through TalaLevel, filed on the lead.
Budget, timeline and the rest, into the fields you name.
A short running note on the lead from every call and text.
Each prospect held against the client's ideal customer before a meeting is booked.
Against the client's ideal customer: size, industry, territory and the questions they care about.
Not the decision-maker, outside the territory, no budget, already a customer.
One more question on the call, or a polite no.
The meeting handed over with everything the client's closer needs.
Who they are, why now, the pains, the answers to the client's questions, and the recording.
Before it goes with the invite.
The meeting on the client's calendar, with an invite the prospect accepts.
Tala or the rep books the time, and Google sends the invite to the address the prospect gave.
A short reminder text, if you switch it on.
Each held meeting a deal, with each rep's share worked out.
And records it as a deal, per meeting or on the client's retainer.
In the month it was won.
A no-show or a meeting the client rejects takes the commission back, if that is your rule.
“Not now” comes back on the day they gave.
“Call me after the quarter” becomes a callback on that day.
With the last call and what was said.
Tala texts them on her own to pick it back up. From your numbers, through opt-outs and quiet hours, and off until you switch it on.
When they answer, with the last conversation on screen.
Each flag comes from the call or the conversation itself. A flag is a question for your rep, never a message to the prospect.
They can't buy, and nobody who can is coming to the meeting.
A region or size the client doesn't sell to.
Nothing set aside and no plan to.
Interested someday, not this year.
On the client's own list of customers.
Another rep has a meeting with them.
Works for a company the client competes with.
Kept off every list from then on.
A meeting nobody confirmed is a likely no-show.
What the notes say against what the recording shows.
The client's ideal customer, with a reason to meet now.
Booked, with one answer the client should see first.
A fit, not now; a callback on the day they gave.
Outside what the client sells to.
Asked not to be called or texted.
The rep and Tala see the same list of the client's questions. Each one is asked once, and only what is still unknown is asked again.
Thanks, that helps. Roughly when are you hoping to have something in place?
Who, why now, the pains and the answers.
Of every call that led to the meeting.
Word for word, filed on the lead.
Sent by Google to the address the prospect gave.
Answered, or marked unknown.
Dials, conversations and meetings booked, in Reports.
Drawn from the app's layout. The prospect, the client and every figure are an invented example.
Head of operations, owns the budget, team of 40, wants a change before the new quarter.
For Brightline Software · Thursday 2:00
Said “call me after the 15th” · for Brightline Software
You don't configure the industry parts yourself. A TalaLevel representative sets them up in your workspace, around how your floor already works, and hands it over running.
| Dialer | Pro | Scale | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lines dialed at once | 1 | 3 | 10 |
| Texts a seat a month | Not included | 2,000 | 6,000 |
| Tala answers and follows up | Not included | Included | Included |
| Joey, the AI caller | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Coaching: listen, whisper, take over | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Price a seat | $47 a month | $97 a month | $247 a month |
Full prices are on the pricing page. See also sales texting, Tala, the AI sales assistant and Joey, the AI caller.
Yes. It runs the whole process: each client's list dialed and texted, replies answered by Tala, calls recorded and read into the client's questions, meetings booked with a brief, and each rep's commission kept.
Yes, set up for you. Each client gets a workspace of its own, with its own list, numbers, statuses and reports.
Yes. Every call through TalaLevel is recorded, transcribed and filed on the lead, and the answers are read into the fields you name.
Yes. The live call assistant, on Pro and Scale, lists the questions and marks each one as it is answered.
Yes. Tala or the rep books the time, Google sends the invite, and a reminder text goes the day before if you switch it on.
Yes, set up for you. Who they are, why now, the pains, the answers to the client's questions, and the recording, in one brief.
Yes, on Scale. Joey calls a list a person sets running, asks the same questions, and every call is recorded and filed like a rep's.
Yes. Each held meeting is a deal, each rep's share is worked out, and a no-show or a rejected meeting takes it back, if that is your rule.
A TalaLevel representative configures those stages in your workspace for you: the document reader, your rules and lanes, your forms and where files go out. You don't build or configure anything yourself.
Yes. The power dialer rings up to 10 lines at once on Scale, 3 on Pro and 1 on Dialer, and every call is recorded, transcribed and filed on the lead.
Her replies to someone who writes in can go at any hour. Her own follow-ups keep to 7am to 10pm in their time zone, and batches keep to quiet hours.
Dialer is $47 a seat a month, Pro $97 and Scale $247, with a 7-day trial. Texting and Tala start on Pro; Joey, the AI caller, is on Scale.