Real TV calls. In your headset.

One button, and a ten second check before it.

You work in Chrome on a computer with a headset. There is one huge round button. Grey means Off. Green and breathing means Ready. Amber means a call is on its way to you right now.

Every single time you go Ready, a ten second check runs first. A tone plays and you confirm you heard it. A live meter proves your microphone is working. Your phone line registers. No pass, no Ready.

• A bad headset never costs you a call, and never costs a caller one either.
• We keep a heartbeat with your browser every five seconds. If your tab dies, your laptop sleeps or your internet drops, you go Off within seconds and no call is sent to you.
• Coaching tips sit under the button while you wait.

A clock you can see, and a number you cannot rush.

A big timer ring fills as the call runs, and flips green the moment it reaches your campaign's clock. That is the qualified call point. You can see it coming.

The caller's phone number stays hidden until the clock passes. That is enforced on the server, not hidden in the page, so nobody can cut a call short to harvest numbers. It protects the call sources, and protecting the sources is what keeps volume flowing to everyone.

• You see the caller's state from the second the call lands.
• The hang up button is always in the same place.

A wrap up you cannot skip, in two taps.

When a call ends you are locked on one question: What happened? Eleven answers, always in the same place on the screen, so your hand learns them.

Sold · Follow Up Scheduled · Spanish · Hung Up · No One on Line · Cannot Afford · Not Interested · Carrier Declined · Already has insurance · Over age 80 · Over age 85

• Tap, then confirm. Two taps, always, so a slip never records the wrong thing.
• Sold asks for annual premium, carrier from a list, and plan type: Level, Graded or GI.
• No caller personal data is collected, ever, by design.
• An optional What were they watching? box feeds channel reporting.
• After the wrap up you are Off until you press Ready again, so nobody gets flooded and every call gets a clean finish.
• You can go back in My Calls and change a disposition later. Every report follows the change.

You confirm the campaign and the clock before every shift.

A campaign is a price level with its own clock. You pick yours on the Home screen. Then every time you go Ready, the campaign, its price and its clock are put on screen and you confirm them.

The price and the clock are frozen on every call at that moment. A later price change never touches an old call, an old report or an old bill.

• If a price changes, every agent on that campaign is taken Off and must confirm the new terms before their next call. Nobody is moved silently.
• Per agent pricing exists too: the campaign price, a flat price, or at cost plus a markup, with per source overrides for special deals.
• A payer can be set, so a team lead can pay for his whole team on one card.

Every call you ever took, with the timings.

My Calls holds every call you have ever taken and everything the app knows about it: rang at, answered at, ended at, seconds to answer, who hung up, the disposition and the premium if it sold.

• Private notes on any call, for you.
• The caller's number is shown only once that call's clock had passed.

Signed in two minutes. One link to start.

The agreement is signed inside the app with a typed name and a saved PDF on both sides. Every acceptance keeps who, when, the typed name, the IP and the browser.

New agents come in through one link: terms, name, email, password, phone, states, campaign, agreement, card. We finish the phone line and turn you on.

• If a new version of the agreement is issued, everyone signs again before their next Ready.