Sequential Distribution
Dial one sales executive at a time until someone accepts, instead of ringing the whole team at once. Sequential Distribution gives you a predictable, fair round-robin over a single Connect request.
Opt-in feature. Sequential Distribution is enabled per account on request. Once activated, you only set call_distribution to SEQUENTIAL in your Connect request — no other changes are required.
Workflow
A single Connect request drives the whole sequence. Logimeter dials each agent in turn and stops the moment one accepts.
call_distribution = SEQUENTIAL and the sales team (call group) to dial.What Sequential Distribution Does
Dial one agent at a time until someone accepts, instead of ringing the whole team at once.
Why use it
- Cleaner lead ownership: the accepted agent is unambiguous, matching how most LMS opportunity logic assigns the lead at submission.
- Predictable round robin: agents are dialled in the order you supply, so distribution stays fair without your system having to fire successive requests.
- Faster lead to call: one Connect request handles the whole sequence, removing the back and forth that previously prolonged connection time.
How the Sequence Behaves
- The first agent in your list is dialled and given 30 seconds to accept by pressing 1.
- No acceptance in time — the next agent in the sequence is dialled automatically.
- This continues, one agent at a time, until someone accepts or the list is exhausted.
- On acceptance, every other pending attempt is cancelled and the winning agent is bridged to the customer.
Distribution Strategies Compared
| call_distribution value | Agent dialling behaviour |
|---|---|
SINGLE | One assigned agent |
FIRST | First available agent |
CALL_ALL | All agents simultaneously |
HEAD_START | Random agent first, others delayed |
SEQUENTIAL | One agent at a time, 30s window, next on no answer |
Pair It With Live Call Events
Sequential Distribution controls how agents are dialled. To know the moment a call is accepted or connected, in real time, enable Live Call Events. They work with every distribution strategy, not just Sequential.