Outbound calls

Calls from a CRM stage: how to call a customer when a deal moves to a pipeline stage

Sado AI team · · 4 min read

In short

A CRM stage campaign calls the customer the moment a deal moves to a stage you choose. No list to upload: a lead in “New request” is called at once, a deal in “Survey booked” gets a reminder the day before, “No answer” gets another try later. Give each stage one purpose and a short brief, and set calling hours and a limit. Sado has a ready Bitrix24 integration, and our team connects amoCRM. The result of each call is written into that deal.

A stage instead of a list

An Excel list is one-off: you upload it, the calls go out, it’s done. A CRM stage keeps working: a deal moves to the stage and a call goes out. Managers don’t have to remember “I should call him” or build a list every morning.

This matters most for new leads. Someone who left a request on your website or Instagram expects a call within minutes, not tomorrow. By tomorrow they’ve talked to another company.

Which call at which stage

Example: the pipeline of Salqin Havo, a company that installs air conditioners.

StagePurpose of the callWhat the operator finds out
“New request”Call at once, understand the needRoom size, how many units, address, a good time
“Survey booked”Remind the day beforeWhether the technician’s visit is confirmed or moved
“No answer”Try again laterWhen it’s convenient to talk
“Installed”Say thank you and ask about qualityIs everything working, a score from 1 to 5
“Re-contact”A polite call when a manager moves an old lead hereStill needed? What held them back?

The stage names are only an example. Use the stages of your own CRM.

What to agree before connecting

  1. Which pipeline and which stages start a call. Begin with one or two stages, for example just “New request”.
  2. One purpose and a short brief per stage: who is calling, why, what to ask, what to do if the customer isn’t interested.
  3. Which answer goes into which CRM field: for example, “room size”, “address”, “good time to visit”.
  4. Who carries on: who reads the result, who moves the deal to the next stage, and when a task is created for staff.
  5. Calling hours and the daily limit. Calls go out only in those hours.

Common mistakes

  • A call on every stage. If a deal moves fast, the customer gets three calls in a day. Put calls only on the key stages.
  • Moving a deal back by hand is also a move to a stage. Decide in advance whether that should trigger a call.
  • The brief doesn’t fit the stage: selling again at “Installed” only tires the customer.
  • Nobody reads the results. Decide who reads the summary and next step the operator writes.
  • A customer says “don’t call me”: Sado won’t call that number again, and a manager should close the deal in the CRM.

CRM stage calls in Sado

When you create a new auto-call in the portal, under “Who do we call?” you choose your CRM as the source and pick the stage. As soon as a deal moves to that stage, the operator, Malika or Shohruh, calls the customer in Uzbek or Russian and writes the result into that lead: a summary, the next step and, when needed, a task for staff.

Bitrix24 has a ready integration: after every conversation a call card with the recording and transcript appears in the CRM. Our team connects amoCRM with you. More: Bitrix24 AI calling, amoCRM AI calls and AI outbound calls. What goes into the CRM: how calls get into your CRM. Try it live or call 78 778 01 23.

Questions

What if we don’t have a CRM?

Google Sheets works: the operator calls each new row and writes the result into the same sheet. For a one-off list, uploading an Excel file is enough.

How fast is a new lead called?

As soon as the deal moves to the chosen stage, within the calling hours you set. For a lead from your website or Instagram that’s what matters most: the person is still near the phone.

How much do CRM stage calls cost?

Only talked minutes are paid: 800 so‘m a minute, with no monthly or setup fee. Numbers that don’t answer cost nothing.

Try Sado on your own calls.

Talk to the operator on the site or call 78 778 01 23 — this is exactly what your customers will hear.

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