Discussion about managing callbacks from campaigns, including controlling the volume of responses by batch processing leads in smaller groups.
Recommendations were made to transfer calls to agents or self-manage them, and the importance of crowd control if many leads are engaged simultaneously was emphasized.
The conversation highlighted the issue of handling callbacks, especially when a campaign involves thousands of contacts.
Showcased a hotel reservation system using automations to handle significant data processing and response generation through custom prompts and webhooks.
Presented how automation could integrate seamlessly with external booking systems, thereby eliminating additional service costs.
Detailed a sophisticated scenario of managing call sequences and timing by leveraging Thoughtly’s automation features.
Industry Discussion Around Third-party Tools and Competitors [00:40:00]
A lively discussion evolved around third-party automation tools and their comparisons, like Make.com versus alternative platforms like n8n, focusing on cost-effectiveness and extensibility.
Concerns about industrial-scale deployments were shared, and suggestions for managing various third-party integrations coming into the market were considered.
Potential new competitors were debated, with mentions of exploratory interest in growing the platform’s functionalities to rival these competitors.
Strategies for parsing data and managing callback flows in high-volume outreach campaigns were discussed.
Participants provided insights on how automation could help in appropriately distributing leads based on geographical call routing and area code identification.
The frustration of managing large call data and retrieving meaningful insights from it using advanced automation tools was a major focus.