Creating a campaign
1
Name your campaign
Give it a descriptive name. Example: “January Lead Follow-up”.
2
Choose your contact source
Three options: upload a CSV, pull a list from your CRM, or pull from a sourced list of ICP-matched accounts and verified contacts built by RevDesk on the cadence you set.
3
Set the script
Tell the AI what to say and what to accomplish.
4
Schedule timing
Choose when calls go out.
5
Launch
Review and start the campaign.
Campaign types
Appointment reminders
Confirm upcoming appointments before they happen.No-show follow-up
Reach out after a missed appointment.Re-engagement
Bring back past customers.Form-to-Call
Call a lead the moment they submit a form. See the dedicated section below.Scripting your calls
Tell the AI what to accomplish.Scheduling options
Form-to-Call
Form-to-Call calls a new lead within seconds of a form submission. The AI greets them by name, qualifies them, and can book a meeting on the call.How it works
- A lead fills out a form on your site, a landing page, or an ad.
- The form submission triggers a webhook to RevDesk.
- RevDesk places an AI phone call to the lead.
- The AI handles the conversation and books a meeting if it qualifies.
Trigger sources
Setting up a Form-to-Call workflow
1
Create the workflow
Go to Workflows → Create New → Form to Call. Choose your trigger source.
2
Configure the AI agent
Set the greeting, role, goals, and guidelines. Use
{{customer_name}} and other template variables for personalization.3
Enable booking
Connect a calendar event type so the AI can book meetings on the call.
4
Set up voicemail
Configure a voicemail message for when the lead doesn’t answer. Template variables work in voicemail too.
5
Connect your trigger
Copy the webhook URL and Bearer token, then configure your form tool to send submissions to RevDesk.
6
Test and activate
Submit a test form with your own phone number to verify the flow end-to-end. Then activate.
Webhook payload
Every trigger source sends a JSON payload to RevDesk with at minimum a phone number.Template variables
Form-to-Call tips
- Speed matters. Leads contacted within 60 seconds convert at 3 to 5 times the rate of those contacted after 5 minutes.
- Keep the call short. Under 5 minutes lifts conversion.
- Use voicemail well. About 40% of dials reach voicemail. A good voicemail still drives callbacks.
- Personalize. Using the lead’s name in the greeting consistently improves engagement.
Compliance
Built-in compliance:- TCPA. Calling hours respected by default.
- DNC scrubbing. Numbers on federal, state, and internal DNC lists are excluded before the dial.
- Opt-out handling. Immediate removal when requested on the call.
- Recording disclosure. Automatic announcement when configured.
Campaign analytics
Best practices
Timing matters
Timing matters
Mid-morning (10–11am) and mid-afternoon (2–4pm) typically have the best answer rates. Avoid early morning, lunch hour, and evening.
Keep it relevant
Keep it relevant
Personalize the opener. “We noticed you inquired about AC repair” converts better than generic outreach.
Respect opt-outs
Respect opt-outs
If someone asks not to be called again, honor it immediately. Required by law and a good business practice.
Start small
Start small
Test with a small batch before launching at scale. Make sure the script works.
Capacity
Campaign speed depends on two things: how many phone numbers you have and how many concurrent lines you’re paying for. Each phone number can make up to 75 outbound calls per day (and 20 per hour). Each dedicated line runs one call at a time. See Call Capacity for the full planning math, including budget-vs-goal tables.Plan limits
Usage above your included block bills at $0.20 per voice minute.
Create a campaign
Launch your first campaign
Compliance guide
Understand the calling regulations