Articles in this section

Dialpad + Screen Pop

CRM platforms such as SalesforceHubSpot, and Microsoft Dynamics store records containing customer-related information and use screen pop to automatically launch a matching customer record as soon as the call starts ringing.

Admins can enable screen pop for Shared Lines including Main LinesDepartments, and Contact Centers. Once enabled, operators and agents can instantly access customer information without manually opening the CRM platform and searching for the relevant customer record.

Let's take a look at Screen Pop in Dialpad.

Who can use this

Dialpad Admins can enable Dialpad's Screen Pop integration. 

If you have any questions about your plan, reach out to your Customer Success Manager or Dialpad Customer Care.

Enable Screen Pop

To enable Screen Pop, go to your Dialpad Admin Settings.

  1. Navigate to the shared line
    * These instructions are for enabling it at the Contact Center level.

  2. Select Integrations

  3. Navigate to the CRM integration that you'd like to enable screen pop for
    * The screenshot below is enabling Screen Pop for Salesforce.

  4. Beside the integration, select Use to launch a new browser tab for incoming calls 

Note

You can only enable screen pop for one CRM integration per Main Line, Department, or Contact Center.

Once Screen Pop has been enabled for the line, it's time to adjust your personal settings. 

From the Dialpad app:

  1. Select your avatar

  2. Select Preferences 

  3. Select Other Settings

  4. Navigate to Screen Pops for CRMs

  5. Check the box beside Automatically launch a new CRM tab when a matching record is found for an incoming caller

     

Frequently asked questions 

Can I use Screen Pop with emails?

Not out of the box. However, you can use our APIs and trigger settings to create Screen Pop for emails. You'd need to create a custom event subscription using trigger settings to call the Dialpad Screen Pop API to then open a specific Salesforce page. Learn more about our APIs and developer tools.

Was this article helpful?
0 out of 0 found this helpful

Comments

0 comments

Article is closed for comments.