How to Send Contacts To Your Power Dialer

April 06, 20263 min read

How to Send Contacts To Your Power Dialer

The Power Dialer in Pulse REI CRM is a system that lets you call multiple contacts efficiently, one after another, without manually dialing each number.

👉 Its included right in your REI Pulse CRM Platform (no outside integrations or extra cost)

How to Send Leads to the REI Pulse PowerDialer & begin your dialing sessions

1. Understand the PowerDialer Feature 0:00

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  • REI Pulse uses a single-line PowerDialer.

  • Leads can be sent to the PowerDialer from:

    • Opportunities

    • Contacts

  • The process is now simpler: use a dropdown or workflow to push leads over.

2. Send opportunity leads to the PowerDialer 0:20

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  • Go to the Opportunities tab.

  • Select the leads you want to call:

    • by stage for a group of follow-ups, or

    • individually if you only want specific records.

  • Click Edit.

  • In the right-side panel, open Opportunity Details.

  • Scroll to Send to PowerDialer.

  • Choose Send to PowerDialer from the dropdown.

  • Click Save.

  • Name the push if prompted (for example, PD).

3. Know what happens after sending from Opportunities 1:07

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  • Sending to the PowerDialer does not change the opportunity itself.

  • It will not alter:

    • touchpoints

    • dates

    • notes

    • other opportunity data

  • It only tells REI Pulse to push the contact into the PowerDialer queue.

4. Start calling from the PowerDialer queue 1:23

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  • Go to Conversations.

  • Open Manual Actions.

  • This is where the single-line PowerDialer lives.

  • You’ll see the leads you pushed over.

  • Click Let’s Start to begin dialing through the list.

  • As you call through the queue, leads are automatically removed once they’ve been worked.

5. Send contacts directly to the PowerDialer in bulk 2:15

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  • Use this method for lists that are not tied to opportunities.

  • Go to the Contacts tab.

  • Filter or select the contacts you want to call.

  • Make a bulk selection of the leads you want to send.

  • Trigger the automation/workflow for the selected contacts.

6. Use the Send to PowerDialer workflow 2:36

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  • After selecting the contacts, trigger the workflow.

  • Search for PowerDialer or Dialer.

  • Choose the workflow named Send to PowerDialer.

  • Run it to push all selected contacts at once.

  • This also does not change the contact record; it only sends the lead to the dialer queue.

7. Check progress and call the bulk-sent contacts 3:10

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  • If you sent a large list, you can check the progress of the workflow.

  • Status may show things like:

    • processing

    • complete

  • Then go back to Conversations > Manual Actions.

  • Your newly sent contacts will appear in the PowerDialer queue.

  • Click Let’s Start to begin calling them.

8. Reuse the PowerDialer list whenever needed 3:42

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  • Once leads are called, they are removed from the queue.

  • If you want to call the same group again later:

    • select them again

    • send them to the PowerDialer again

  • This makes it easy to reuse the same stack on another day.

9. Send a single lead manually 4:02

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  • You can also send one lead at a time.

  • Open the lead’s Opportunity Details.

  • Choose Send to PowerDialer from the dropdown.

  • Click Update.

  • The lead will then appear in Conversations > Manual Actions.

  • It may take a moment to show up because the action is queued.

10. Key takeaway 4:56

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  • The new process is much simpler than before.

  • No extra tagging or complicated steps are needed.

  • Use simple dropdowns or the workflow to push leads into the single-line PowerDialer.

  • If you have questions, reach out for help.


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