Creating a Pool
- Click New Pool. A two-step wizard opens: Configure → Add Numbers.
- Enter a Pool name and choose the Caller ID rotation mode:
- Sequential — cycle numbers in order (least-recently-used first).
- Random — pick a random number for each call.
- Select at least one of your provisioned numbers. You can buy a new number inline — purchased numbers are auto-selected for the pool.
- Click Create Pool.
How Rotation Works
For each outbound dial, the dialer:- Prefers active numbers with full STIR/SHAKEN “A” attestation; if none qualify, any active number is used.
- Orders candidates least-recently-used first, then applies the pool’s rotation mode.
- Records the call against the chosen number (total calls, last call time).
Number Health
Each number in a pool carries health signals, visible on the pool detail page:| Signal | Values | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Status | Active / Flagged / Retired | Only Active numbers are dialed. Flag or retire numbers manually, or let automatic checks flag them. |
| Attestation | A / B / C / — | The STIR/SHAKEN attestation level the number’s calls receive. “A” is fully attested; new numbers show ”—” until their first calls. |
| Spam flag | Icon on the number | The number was flagged by carrier spam intelligence. |
Automatic protection
- Spam checks — every number added to a pool is checked against carrier spam intelligence, and all active pool numbers are re-checked on a daily sweep. Numbers that score as spam-likely are flagged in every pool that contains them (spam reputation is global per number). You can also run Check spam status on demand.
- STIR/SHAKEN registration — numbers added to pools are automatically registered for STIR/SHAKEN attestation, so outbound calls sign with full “A” attestation.
- Attestation monitoring — live call results feed each number’s attestation level back into the pool. A number that drops below “A” is automatically flagged and removed from preferred rotation.
Managing Pools
- Edit — rename the pool or switch rotation mode at any time (takes effect on the next dial).
- Add number — add any provisioned workspace number not already in the pool.
- Remove from pool / Retire — take a number out of rotation without releasing it.
- Delete pool — removes the pool and its memberships (the numbers themselves are kept). If campaigns are assigned to the pool, the Studio lists them and offers Unassign & Delete.
Pools and Campaign Runs
When a campaign launches, the run freezes a snapshot of the pool (name, rotation mode, and its active numbers with attestation levels) for the audit record — visible on the run detail page. Live dialing still follows the pool’s current membership, so numbers you flag or retire mid-run leave rotation immediately.Where to go next
Phone Numbers
Buy and manage the numbers that go into your pools.
Campaign Setup
Assign a pool as your campaign’s caller ID source.