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WorkDial is a Salesforce-native CTI platform. These are notes from the team building it: architecture, AI call analysis, telephony, and product, written from inside Salesforce.
Every post here traces back to one thing: call data written as native Salesforce records, not synced in from someone else's cloud. Read the architecture.
Native vs integrated CTI comes down to one question: is Salesforce the system of record for your calls, or where a connector drops activity logs?
Before you sign a CTI contract, ask where the recording, the record, and the deletion rights actually sit. A checklist for evaluating any Salesforce dialer vendor on data ownership.
WorkDial uses your own Twilio account for telephony at carrier cost with no markup, so your call minutes and recordings stay billed and stored by you.
Power dialers give reps one call at a time with full control; predictive dialers maximize volume. Here is which fits a Salesforce sales team and why.
Automatic call logging writes every call to Salesforce as a native record the moment it ends, removing manual data entry and closing the gaps it leaves.
To choose a CTI for Salesforce, decide where call data should live. A native CTI writes records to Salesforce objects; a bolt-on syncs them in.
Click-to-dial lets reps dial a Salesforce number in one click. The real question is where the call lands: as a native Salesforce record, or in a vendor's cloud.
Salesforce telephony integration connects a phone system to Salesforce. One model runs telephony inside Salesforce so each call is written directly as a Call__c record.
WorkDial writes call data as Salesforce records, so CTI dashboards run on standard reports without syncs, exports, or a separate analytics tool.
WorkDial pairs computer-telephony integration with AI so call summaries, transcripts, sentiment, and follow-up automation all live as native Salesforce objects.
Service Cloud Voice vs CTI comes down to where routing, call data, recordings, and configuration live. Here is a decision rule for Salesforce orgs.
CTI that runs inside Salesforce writes every call as a native record, makes speed-to-lead measurable, and routes work in Salesforce. Here is how it works.
Keep skill-based routing, queues, and business hours as native Salesforce objects so one calendar and one routing engine govern every call, not a CTI silo.
WhatsApp Business Calling lets verified businesses take voice calls over WhatsApp. WorkDial places them by request and writes each one as a native Call__c.