From suspended
to ten agents on the line.
Choice Communication rebuilt their inbound call center on Titan Dialer in three days. Two DIDs, a Main Queue, ten agents in browser-native softphones, and recording disclosure live on every call. No desk phones. No per-seat license. No contract.
Choice Communication.
Inbound, ten seats.
Choice Communication is a ten-agent inbound shop. Calls come into a toll-free and a local DID, hit a single Main Queue, and route to the next available agent using longest-idle strategy. They needed a working call center stack — not a tier-laddered enterprise procurement.
The previous attempt had stalled. Old credentials, suspended tenant, broken DID routing. They were one missed-call window from losing customer trust.
How it actually went.
- Day 0
Cold start
Choice was sitting on a SUSPENDED tenant from a prior platform attempt. Old credentials, no live queues, no working DIDs. The decision: stand it up properly on the new architecture or find another vendor.
- Day 1
Reactivation + topology
Tenant reactivated, balance topped up, recording disclosure flipped on. Two DIDs routed to a single Main Queue using LONGEST_IDLE strategy. Sticky-agent matching enabled so callers reach the same person on follow-up. Wrap-up timer set to 15 seconds.
- Day 2
Agents onboarded
Owner account (extension 1001) plus 10 agents on extensions 1002–1011 provisioned with WebRTC SIP credentials. Tenant SIP realm pinned to choice-communication.titandialer.com. First test calls bridged through SignalWire to FreeSWITCH to the agent's browser cleanly.
- Day 3
Live with customers
Inbound traffic on both DIDs routing to the queue, recording capture confirmed, supervisor wallboard rendering live agent state. Recording disclosure prompt live on every call so TCPA stays clean. The bill model is per-minute now, not per seat.
The architecture.
In four pieces.
What it adds up to.
Three days from now.
Same outcome.
Choice spent zero on per-seat licenses, zero on setup, zero on contracts. So can you.