Power Dialer and the National DNCL
Permitted calling hours and the National Do Not Call List.
Role : ManagerBusiness planDuration : 4 minOn : Web, Mac
Before you start
- The Business plan. During the trial, everything is open.
- Know what the law asks of you. Callizy gives no legal advice: the National Do Not Call List (DNCL) and telemarketing rules fall under the CRTC.
Step by step
4 steps, about 4 min- 1
Clean your list before importing
2 minCallizy doesn’t check the National DNCL. Remove the numbers not to call from your file yourself, before you import it.
- 2
Import the list
1 minIn Power Dialer, click New campaign. At the Prospects step, click Import prospects (CSV). Download a template gives the columns: phone, required, then first_name, last_name, company, position and email. The details: Prepare a Power Dialer campaign.
Administration/Power Dialer/New campaign
- 3
Call at the hours you choose
10 sCallizy blocks no hours. A call only goes out when an agent clicks Call. Plan your calling sessions yourself.
- 4
Log every refusal
20 sAfter the call, pick the disposition. The default ones are in French, for example Pas intéressé, not interested, or Faux numéro, wrong number. The Power Dialer doesn’t block a marked number: don’t call it again, and remove it from your next lists.
Key points
- Callizy doesn’t check the National DNCL and doesn’t limit calling hours.
- The Power Dialer only calls when an agent clicks Call.
- The same number can be imported into another campaign: your lists are what count.
Not working?
The Power Dialer shows the “Included in Business” badge
- The Power Dialer needs the Business plan: see Manage your subscription and invoices.
Prospects are skipped on import
- Each row needs a number in the phone column.
- A number already in the campaign is skipped.
Frequently asked questions
Does Callizy check the National DNCL?
Which number do the people called see?
What about voicemail?
Are the calls recorded?
Updated October 29, 2026