Nothing to install
The softphone runs in the browser. No handset, no desktop app, no separate dialer licence. Open the CRM and the phone is already there.
CRM and phone, one system
The CRM and the phone are not two products wired together. They are the same system. A web softphone lives in your browser, so there is no separate dialer to buy and no second address book to keep in step. The moment a call rings in, who is calling, their company, their history and your recent conversations are on the screen.
No separate dialer. No separate CRM. ↘
The screen pop
A number on its own tells you nothing. PipelinePete matches the caller to your records before you pick up and puts the useful part in front of you: the person, the company, the open deal and where you left off. You answer informed instead of scrambling.
Recent conversations
While you talk
Calls you place
Click a number anywhere in the CRM and the softphone dials. The same live panel is right there, so you take notes, book the next meeting and move the deal while you are still talking. When you hang up, the call is recorded and written up on the record for you.
Most SMEs end up with a phone system in one window and a CRM in another, and the two never quite agree. PipelinePete removes the seam.
The softphone runs in the browser. No handset, no desktop app, no separate dialer licence. Open the CRM and the phone is already there.
The number that rings is matched against the same companies and contacts your outreach uses. There is no second database drifting out of date.
Every call, in or out, is logged on the deal with its time, outcome, recording and transcript. The timeline fills itself.
Because the call sits on the shared record, a colleague picking up next already has the full story. Handovers stop losing the thread.
Calls pass the same compliance gate as everything else: screening against the telephone preference registers, consent where it is needed and quiet hours.
Calls feed the same reporting as email and text, so you can see which conversations actually turn into pipeline.
The call panels above are illustrative mocks in the PipelinePete style. The names, numbers and figures are made up to show the layout, not real customers or results.
See the softphone, the screen pop and the rest of the system on a short walkthrough.