Start a huddle, a live audio call with the people in a chat, right where you already work. It’s voice only and built for a quick catch-up, not a formal meeting, so you can sort something out in seconds.
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Member-to-member calling lets you talk to colleagues inside Dialbird instead of reaching for another app. From any team chat you can start a huddle, a live audio call with the people in that chat. It’s separate from your customer calls, so a quick word with a teammate never gets mixed up with a customer conversation.
Let Dialbird AI understand who needs help, route internal calls to the right teammate, and reduce unnecessary back-and-forth across your team.
Set its role, tone, and how it should handle initial calls.
Add business information, FAQs, and the details it needs to respond clearly.
Choose when it should answer, route calls, or hand them to your team.
Let AI support incoming calls while your team stays focused on higher-value work.
One click. Live audio. No new app.
A huddle is a live audio call with the people already in that team chat, so there’s nothing to set up or dial.
From the huddle bar you can mute, see who’s on, and search your team to add another colleague to the call.
When the huddle ends, a note in the chat shows who took part and how long it lasted, so there’s a simple record.
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Open the team chat with the colleague or group you want to talk to.
Click the huddle button at the top of the chat to start a live audio call.
Everyone in the chat sees an Incoming Huddle card and can Join or Decline.
Talk it through, and when you’re done the chat shows who took part and how long it lasted.
It's calling your colleagues inside Dialbird. From any team chat you can start a huddle, a live audio call with the people in that chat, without switching to another app.
Open the team chat, click the huddle button at the top, and everyone in the chat gets an Incoming Huddle card they can Join or Decline.
No. Huddles are voice only, made for a fast catch-up rather than a formal meeting.
Yes. From the huddle bar you can search your team and pull other colleagues into the call, and see who's already on.
Yes. When a huddle ends, a Huddle Ended note appears in the chat showing who took part and how long it lasted.
No. Huddles are for your team. To call a customer, use the phone button in their conversation, which places a real phone call.
No. You can be in one huddle at a time, and only teammates in that chat can be pulled into it.
