Leadping chooses a ready number, checks contact rules, reserves capacity, and tells you why outreach sent, waited, or stopped.
Traffic orchestration
Number readiness · channel capacity · pacingYour CRM decides what should happen. Your provider delivers the call or text. Leadping decides whether it can move now, which number should carry it, and how much capacity remains.
Keep the tools you already use. Leadping adds the number health, pacing, and decision history they do not provide.
Each traffic decision stays inspectable—even when automation requests the activity.
Accept an SMS or call from the inbox, an automation, an import, or the API with its lead context intact.
Evaluate 10DLC readiness, consent, opt-outs, suppressions, contact windows, and frequency limits.
Preserve conversation continuity where possible and consider source, campaign, local fit, restrictions, health, and recent traffic.
Allow now, schedule for later, cool down, or block—then preserve the number, reservation, outcome, and reason.
Number health does not live on a separate dashboard. It informs the same inbox, automation, and lead record where the communication work happens.
See readiness, ramp stage, current SMS and call capacity, recent traffic, and conditions affecting each number.
Apply sender eligibility, activity guardrails, capacity reservations, and pacing before provider submission.
Keep SMS, calls, replies, notes, selected senders, waits, blocks, and next actions attached to the lead.
Leadping fits when sending reliably tomorrow matters as much as completing today's queue.
Keep it. Use Leadping to make phone-number health and capacity part of each requested text or call.
Pace automations, campaigns, and imports instead of letting a volume spike overwhelm a limited sender.
Keep continuity when it is eligible and choose another suitable sender when health, restrictions, or capacity require it.
Make waits, schedules, cool-downs, suppressions, and blocks inspectable instead of silently dropping work.
Leadping surfaces sender readiness, 10DLC state, opt-outs, consent evidence, suppressions, pacing, and blocked-send reasons where outreach happens. Your organization still owns lawful consent and source quality.
See the operating checklist for sources, consent evidence, senders, opt-outs, and automations.
Carrier registrationUnderstand the approval path for SMS senders.
Trusted launchPrepare senders with activation checks, warmup, and pacing before scaling.
Consent and opt-out recordsKeep proof and stop signals tied to the lead.
Bring your provider setup, number pool, lead volume, CRM, and automation rules. See how Leadping can fit beneath the workflow.