Use the agreed criteria
Apply the commercial rules configured for the campaign, such as duration or repeat-caller conditions. Keep the definition of a qualified call consistent with the offer.
Apply commercial call rules and review disputed outcomes against the call details and agreed terms.
Pay per call · Built for US call workflowsConnect the campaign's conditions with the commercial terms.
Check the result and the underlying call details.
Record the review and any appropriate financial correction.
Explore the steps above. Sample details show the workflow, not a live account.
Pay per call
A connected call is not automatically a payable call. Qualification brings the campaign's requirements into the decision, while dispute handling gives your team a way to review a result that has been challenged.
Apply the commercial rules configured for the campaign, such as duration or repeat-caller conditions. Keep the definition of a qualified call consistent with the offer.
Review the call timeline, available recording, and transcript alongside the result. Use the actual conversation when the reason for qualification is unclear.
A reviewed change can affect what the call earned. Keep adjustments connected to the original transaction so invoices and payouts remain explainable.
From setup to review
Connect the campaign's conditions with the commercial terms.
Check the result and the underlying call details.
Record the review and any appropriate financial correction.
A closer look
Explore the workflow above, then bring your own requirements to an early-access conversation.
No. Duration can be one condition, but the agreed rules and the actual inquiry still matter. Conversation quality and commercial qualification answer different questions.
A reviewed correction may require an adjustment. Use the financial workflow to keep the correction linked to the call rather than silently changing an unrelated total.
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