Calling Live

Calling in Landing Zone is person-to-person. Outbound calls bridge your own phone to the contact, and inbound calls to your Landing Zone numbers forward to you — there is no machine dialing on your behalf.

How it works#

Outbound: click-to-call#

Start a call from a contact and Landing Zone bridges your phone to the contact's number — you talk, the platform connects the two legs. Every outbound call is compliance-gated before it connects: quiet hours and DNC/suppression checks apply, so suppressed and screened-out numbers cannot be dialed. See the click-to-call guide for the walkthrough.

Inbound: forwarding and voicemail#

Calls to your Landing Zone numbers forward to your routing number. Missed calls capture voicemail, and you are notified so nothing sits unheard.

After the call#

Every call lands in the call log. Record a disposition to capture the outcome, and create follow-up tasks so the next touch is not lost — the history stays attached to the contact.

No automatic dialing#

Landing Zone does not do predictive or automatic dialing. A person initiates every outbound call, one contact at a time. This is deliberate: it keeps a human decision in front of every conversation.

When to use it#

Call when a conversation deserves a voice — a warm reply from an SMS or email batch, a returned voicemail, or a contact whose situation is too nuanced for text. Because outbound calls run through the same suppression and quiet-hour gates as messaging, you can dial from the same contact records you message.

Limitations#

• There is no predictive dialer, auto-dialer, or list-dialing mode — and none is planned as a workaround. Each call is started manually.
• Quiet hours and suppression block calls, but these gates are product controls, not a legal determination. Who you call, when, and why remain your responsibility — see calling considerations.
• Ringless voicemail is not available. It is planned as a separate channel — see ringless voicemail for its status.

Frequently asked questions#