Circuit turns the spreadsheet your team already works from into a live list they can call and message from in one swipe — and it measures whether the number actually moved, not how many calls were made.
Drag a row to the left. Call, message, log what happened — and the tracker beside it moves as you go. Switch the lane to see the same screen doing sales instead.
What happened?
Contact is locked from 9:00PM to 7:00AM. Nobody on your team can call or message a customer through Circuit outside those hours — not by choice, by design.
"Who has already been called?"
Two people work the same sheet and both ring the same customer, an hour apart. The customer notices before the team does.
Retyping the same message forty times
Copy the name from the sheet, copy the amount, open WhatsApp, paste, fix the language, send. Then do it again. Half the day goes on typing, not talking.
Nobody knows if it is working until month end
The report says four hundred calls were made. It does not say whether the number you are judged on moved even one ringgit.
Circuit will not place a call or open a message outside those hours, for anyone, at any level. The one rule a manager can genuinely get in trouble for is the one nobody on the floor can switch off.
Circuit composes the message and opens WhatsApp with it ready. A human reads it and presses send. That is deliberate — automated blasting is how teams end up explaining themselves.
Who called, when, what was said, what came of it. Not to police your team — so that when someone asks what happened on an account six weeks ago, there is an answer.
A five-person team and a fifty-person floor are not the same problem, so they are not the same price. Tell us how many people work the list and we will give you the number on the call — no forms in between.
Circuit is in open beta — we take on a few teams at a time so each one gets set up properly. That is why the number comes on a call, not off a price list.
Everything in the product, no tiers.
From two teams upward.
Same product, shaped to your process.
No, and that is the point. Circuit sits on top of the export your core system already produces. Nothing has to be migrated, no IT project has to be approved, and if you stop using Circuit tomorrow your system of record is exactly where it was.
No. It writes the message, fills in the details from that row, picks the language, and opens WhatsApp with everything ready — then a person reads it and presses send. We built it that way on purpose. Automated blasting is fast right up until the day somebody has to explain it.
Both, and it is the same product either way. A list of people you have to reach, a reason to reach them, and a number you are judged on. Collections calls that number recovery, sales calls it conversion. Flip the lane in the demo above and watch the same screen do the other job.
Send us the sheet you already work from. We map your columns, write your templates in with you, and the team works the list the same day. There is nothing to install — it opens in the browser and sits on the home screen like any other app.
It is not an accounting system and it is not a dialler farm. It does not post payments to your ledger, it does not run predictive dialling, and it will not make a list for you — you bring the list. If what you actually need is a core system replacement, we will tell you straight instead of selling you the wrong thing.
Circuit has been running daily on live lists for over a year, with dozens of people working it at once, before it was ever offered commercially. We do not publish customer names on this page — the people who work these lists would rather we did not. We will talk you through the detail on a call.
Twenty minutes. Send us a sample of the sheet your team works from and we will load it in beforehand, then work a few rows in front of you — call, message, outcome, and the tracker moving. You will know inside five minutes whether it fits how your team runs.