Prepare the right people, give callers the context they need, capture what happens, and keep pledges and follow-up from disappearing after the call ends.
Bring in your contacts. Pick who to call and in what order. Set an ask for each.
The caller sees one person at a time: who they are, what to ask, what the team knows.
One tap records what happened. A pledge captures the amount and expected timing. A callback captures when to follow up.
Pledges and callbacks stay on the list until they are done. Money counts when someone confirms it came in.
In the beta, callers work in Telegram. Each call comes as a card: the person, the ask, the team’s note. One tap logs the result. The next card arrives.
Staff work in a web workspace. It holds what a block needs and what it leaves behind.
Each weekday morning, a briefing lists the day’s calls and the pledges to chase.
Call Time can read your notes and turn them into next steps. People confirm what goes on the record.
Type a note and Call Time can turn it into a pledge, a callback or a follow-up. A person confirms it first.
Pledged and received are kept apart and never added together. Only staff can confirm that money came in.
The beta is limited to a small number of campaigns and political organizations.
Consense sets up your workspace and runs the first block with your team.
You work with the people building it.
Features and workflows will keep changing as campaigns use them.
A few details will do. We read every request and reply ourselves.
We review every request ourselves. If the beta is a fit, we’ll follow up with onboarding details.