The use case: how Dogdrop deploys Dialpad
Dogdrop, a dog care company in the Los Angeles area, replaced an unreliable phone system with Dialpad for calling and texting with members and prospective customers. Staff use the desktop app to take calls, send texts, and show the business number instead of personal numbers.
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50
Dogdrop’s team sends over 50 text messages a day
In the customer’s words
Dialpad is super easy to use—we have it literally written into our Operations Manual for operating our dog daycare locations.Other companies using Dialpad
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Dogdrop receives dozens of calls everyday, and each one is instantly routed to the right person.