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Plan inbound routing deliberately.

Use this guide when you are preparing go-live routing, phone-number ownership, and escalation policy.
1

Provision and map the number

Bind the inbound number to the correct telephony connection and tenant boundary.
2

Attach the right agent

The inbound agent should have a tighter script and clearer escalation policy than a generic outbound sales agent.
3

Define business-hour behavior

Decide whether after-hours calls route to voicemail, callback workflow, or a lower-priority script.
4

Validate CRM and calendar actions

Inbound calls often create more booking or support follow-up actions than outbound flows.

Production readiness checks

  • Validate inbound number ownership and country-level compliance before launch.
  • Confirm fallback behavior for after-hours and queue saturation.
  • Test voicemail handling and callback creation in CRM.
  • Ensure outbound and inbound scripts are separated to prevent wrong prompt behavior.

Failure scenarios to rehearse

ScenarioExpected behaviorOwner action
No agent availableRoute to fallback workflowNotify ops and monitor staffing/capacity
Calendar write failsCall continues, action retries or queuesInvestigate integration token/scope
CRM unavailableCall outcome still stored in CallaroRun delayed CRM reconciliation job