Use DialAgent responsibly
DialAgent is for explicitly requested calls, not unattended campaigns. Connecting an assistant, creating an account or preparing a draft does not authorize a call.
Your number, your instructions
Use only your own verified Caller ID. Give a concrete destination and goal, and review native tool confirmations and any additional access request. Never share passwords, unrelated one-time codes or someone else’s credentials. Phone validation uses a dedicated code entered on the incoming verification call keypad.
Current calling boundaries
- Up to 600 seconds connected time and 25 seconds ringing.
- No automatic redial. Check an existing attempt’s status before requesting anything else.
- Account access, permissions, destination rules and service readiness apply.
- No audio-file recording. Available persistent text records are scoped to the account that owns the task; text may not cover all spoken audio.
- AI disclosure is part of the calling behavior. Do not ask the assistant to impersonate a human.
Do not use DialAgent for
- Emergency services or urgent safety-critical decisions.
- Cold outreach, bulk dialing, harassment, threats or deceptive impersonation.
- Collecting passwords, card details or account security codes from people called.
- Actions you do not have permission to request.
You remain responsible for lawful use, consent requirements and the instructions you give. Read the Terms and Privacy policy.
Get help or report a call
For connection problems, see the user guide. For abuse reports, email abuse@dialagent.com. For an opt-out request, use the contact instructions; that page is not an automatic blocking tool.