The use case: how James River Equipment deploys Dialpad
James River Equipment uses Dialpad as a cloud phone system across its 65 locations, integrated with Microsoft Entra ID for user provisioning and with Salesforce for call records. Parts and service teams use two-way screen sharing from calls to identify the right part with customers, and AI call transcripts and recaps to capture details and action items.
In the customer’s words
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The most transformative change came from a deceptively simple capability: two-way screen sharing, directly from a call.
