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For sales & appointment-setting agencies

A clear client brief.
A useful handoff.

Bring Trellus parallel dialing into a supported client calling workflow. Start with the campaign context and end with a record the client can act on.

Start with one client, one approved list and an agreed definition of the next step.

One campaign. A clear handoff.
  1. Agree

    The client brief

    Audience · message · meeting criteria

  2. Work

    The calling block

    Relevant list · rep context · notes

  3. Review

    The client handoff

    Outcome · open questions · next action

An approved campaign briefA supported client platformReviewed call outcomesA defined client handoff
Presenter introducing Trellus in a recorded product overview General Trellus overviewProduct walkthrough · 2:24

General Trellus overview

See the product.
Plan your campaign.

This recorded overview uses Outreach to introduce Trellus power and parallel dialing, live coaching and practice tools.

For your client campaign, confirm the supported CRM view, calling controls and saved-call requirements in the relevant integration guide.

Explore the GoHighLevel integration

Before the first dial

Write the brief
the rep will actually use.

A client name and a list are not enough context. Give the rep a clear audience, a relevant message and a definition of the next step the client wants.

Keep the campaign list, approved language and handoff requirements together so reps can find the right context before the call.

Check the client’s platform

Agree on what each outcome means

A conversation
is not yet an accepted meeting.

Define the stages with the client before the campaign. Use the distinctions below in your own reporting and review process.

01 / Connected conversation

Someone answered.

Record what you learned and whether the conversation was relevant. A connection alone does not establish fit or a future appointment.

02 / Agreed next step

The prospect committed.

Capture the specific action, the people involved and the timing. Check that the notes reflect the prospect’s actual agreement.

03 / Client-accepted handoff

The client can act.

Review the handoff against the campaign criteria. Resolve missing context before calling the outcome a qualified meeting.

Prove one campaign first

Review what the client
gets after the call.

Start with one approved list and one workspace. Listen to the rep’s experience and inspect the saved call together with the person responsible for the client handoff.

  • Was the client’s message clear before the conversation?
  • Do the notes support the reported outcome?
  • Can the client see what to do next and who owns it?
Confirm the client setup before rollout.

Check workspace access, client data separation, reporting and billing for each client. Confirm compatibility with the exact GoHighLevel or white-label workspace your reps will use.

Your pilot checklist

Prepare one client campaign.

Tick off what your team has decided. This stays on this page and is never submitted.

Prepare your sales agencies calling workflow

Keep the team aligned

Make the call block
a shared routine.

Team calling

Bring reps into a shared Salesfloor room

Outcome definitions

Review the appointment-setting process

A few practical questions

Know what fits
before you start.

Bring the details of your platform and calling process to the conversation.

Can an agency use Trellus for client calling campaigns?

Reps can use Trellus in a supported CRM or sales engagement platform. Review the client’s integration, then confirm workspace access, dialing controls, the supported list view and saved-call requirements for your campaign.

Review the GoHighLevel integration
What should we confirm for each client workspace?

Check rep access, client data separation, reporting and billing in the systems your agency uses. Confirm calling compatibility with the exact CRM or white-label workspace, then test a saved call and the handoff the client will receive.

Check your platform and setup
How should we define a qualified appointment?

Agree with the client on the relevant audience, qualification questions, who should attend and what the prospect has committed to. Keep a connected call, an agreed next step and a client-accepted meeting as separate outcomes in your own reporting process.

Read about sales appointment setting
What should we test before adding another campaign?

Use one approved client list first. Confirm the rep can see the campaign context, review the call notes, save the required outcome and give the client a usable next step. Repeat the platform and access check for a different client workspace or configuration.

Review GoHighLevel setup

Bring a real campaign to the conversation

Walk through the brief,
the call and the handoff.

Show us the platform your reps use and the next step your client expects.