Stuck on how to do something? Ask Claude, and it answers from Current's own help with a link to the page. When something's broken or you'd like Current to do more, Claude can pass it to the Current team for you — it shows you the message first.
"How do I take someone off my list without losing their notes?"
"Current crashed when I logged the last call — report it" carries the errors Current recorded, so it's fixed faster
Help & feedback, at the bottom of the sidebar, still works the same
Every call from Today now opens the prospect's panel, with the script, objections and notes. With auto-dial on, the next call starts after a call nobody answers, a busy line or a number that isn't in service — not only after you log an outcome.
Numbers that aren't in service are marked for you; the prospect is marked Dead only when it was their last number
Delete… in a prospect's ⋯ menu removes them for good, with a confirmation; Archive still keeps the history
Register a client's business from their workspace, with no Twilio login, and their numbers carry the client's caller name, spam protection and Voice Integrity. Or register a workspace's numbers under your own business.
Settings, In-app calling, Caller ID for the workspace you're in
Every number a workspace calls from gets registered, not just your main one
Number rotation shows how many calls a day your set of numbers has room for
On a work laptop whose network blocks calls from the browser, Current rings your cell instead. Answer, press 1, and it calls them from your Current number, recorded and logged like any call.
Turn it on per computer in Settings, In-app calling
A call that fails because the computer can't reach Twilio now says so, with a link to switch
Rotate between a set of numbers: move to the next one after a daily call limit, and rest one for a few days when its connect rate drops. Anyone you've called keeps seeing the same number.
Every number in the rotation rings you back
A call is never blocked, even if every number is at its limit
Keep what prospects say and your best reply in one list on the Templates page. It shows beside your call scripts while you call, and Claude reads it, coaches from it and saves new replies you approve.
Objections is a tab next to your call scripts on every prospect
Ask Claude to search your recorded calls: "what do people say about price?"
Claude can log a whole afternoon's calls in one step after you check them
Calls waiting for an outcome now sit in one tray in the corner, each named by its business with the four outcome buttons. Shrink it to a pill or close it until your next call.
Log a call from anywhere, like Today or the prospect panel, and it leaves the tray
Closed it? "Calls to log" at the top of Today brings it back
One desktop alert per call, and only when you're on another tab
A page of prompts to copy into Claude for every part of a calling day: building a list, getting briefed, logging calls, an end-of-day review and coaching on your recorded calls.
When nobody picks up an in-app call, Current logs it as No answer on its own. When someone does, it asks how it went the moment you hang up, even if you're on another tab.
No answer and busy are logged for you and still count toward your daily goal
On another tab? A desktop alert lets you log Spoke or Voicemail without coming back
Anything you put off waits until you log it
Or ask Claude "what haven't I logged?" and tell it how each one went
Four quick questions when you join set your pipeline, your daily goal and whether new prospects start as a business or a person. And after a call through your phone or Google Voice, Current asks how it went when you come back, so one tap logs it.
Calling from your own phone comes first on the welcome screen: nothing to set up
"How did it go?" counts the call toward your daily goal like any other
Your daily goal can still be changed any time in Settings
Settings → Calling now shows how to switch to calls from inside Current, and what it costs
With Instantly's connector added to Claude too, ask Claude to put prospects into an Instantly campaign. It takes the ones with an email from Current, adds them in Instantly, and notes it on each prospect's history.
Do-not-contact, bounced and unsubscribed prospects are never handed over
Narrow by status, market, industry or source, and skip anyone already emailed
Start a new chat in Claude to pick up the new tools
Ask Claude "help me set up my dialer" and it checks how you call today, then walks you through the rest one step at a time: calling through your own phone or Google Voice in minutes, or Twilio for calls in the app.
Claude can switch how you call and choose which of your Twilio numbers prospects see
Your Twilio key goes into Settings, never into the chat
Start a new chat in Claude to pick up the new tools
When a lead comes in from your website form, through the API or Zapier, Current rings your cell straight away and tells you who it is. Press 1 and it calls them from your Current number, logged like any call.
Only during the hours you choose, in your own time zone
"This call" has two new steps. Book a demo logs it, moves the follow-up to the demo's time and emails them an invite with add-to-calendar links. Front desk logs who answered and who to ask for next time.
Invites work with Google Calendar, Outlook and Apple Calendar
You get the same calendar links for your own calendar
The front desk's name and the decider's are kept on the prospect
Record your voicemail once. When a business's voicemail picks up, press Voicemail in the call bar: Current plays yours after the beep, hangs up and logs it, and you're on to the next call.
Record it in your browser, in Settings → Calling
Only for businesses: a recorded message to a person needs their written consent
Check a prospect's numbers with Twilio to see which are valid, and which are mobile or landline. A number whose last call didn't connect is flagged, and for a person with several numbers the dialer works through the good ones in order.
Check numbers from the prospect's card, for a small Twilio fee per number
Bad numbers are skipped, so you don't dial the same dead line twice
On a recorded call's summary, press Coach me on this call. Claude reads the transcript and tells you what went well, what to try next time and the line to use, quoting the moment it's about.
Copy a list from an email, a PDF or a web page and paste it in. When it isn't a tidy table, Claude reads it into names, numbers and addresses for you to check before anything is added.
Ask Claude to review your last few calls and it finds them, reads the transcripts and coaches you. It also sees callbacks and voicemails, and can add people with their address and numbers.
"Review my last two calls" and "Did anyone call me back?" now work in one step
People you give Claude are added like an import: no doubles, nobody brought back after asking not to be called
When someone calls your Current number back, it rings you in the app and on your cell, shows who it is, and takes a voicemail if you miss it. Every callback lands on the Calls page and in the prospect's history.
Switch it on in Settings → In-app calling, with your cell and your own greeting
Your cell announces who's calling first, so callers never end up in your personal voicemail
Callbacks don't count as dials, so your numbers stay honest
Mid-call, press Add in the call bar to ring a demo line, a colleague or anyone else into the conversation. It stays one call, with one recording of everyone.
Save a number you add often in Settings → Calling for one-tap adding
See who's on the call and hang up on any one of them
Anyone added to a recorded call hears the recording notice first
Press Customize on the dashboard to hide cards, put them in your own order and pick the figures in each row of numbers. It's saved to your account, so it's the same on every device.
Import a spreadsheet of people as well as businesses. Every phone column becomes one of the person's numbers, and importing a list again updates it instead of doubling it.
First and last name, address, and any number of phone columns, with their types
Re-imports match by any number, or by name and address, then fill in blanks and add new numbers
Connect your own tools: read and update prospects, people, calls and history with an API key, and get webhooks the moment something happens. Free on every workspace.
Make read-only or read-and-write keys in Settings → API
Webhooks for new prospects, logged calls, notes, follow-ups and do-not-contact requests
Every request is recorded in the workspace's request log
The same rules as the app: do-not-contact and plan limits always apply
A prospect can now be a person called at home: their name, their address, and every number you have for them. Mark numbers as you try them and only the good ones get dialled.
Choose A business or A person when you add a prospect
Give a person as many numbers as you have, each marked mobile or landline
Mark a number wrong person, disconnected or do not call, and it's never dialled again
Dial this one first puts the number that answers at the top
Search finds someone by any of their numbers, and exports include them all
Ask Claude to send a follow-up and it goes from your connected address, the same as pressing Send in Current. Claude can also fill in details on up to 100 prospects at once.
Claude shows you the email and asks before it sends, one prospect at a time
The same checks as the app: no email to anyone marked do not contact, unsubscribed or bounced, and your footer is added
Every email Claude sends is logged in the prospect's history
Fill in emails, owners and websites in bulk, matched by phone number; what you already entered is left alone
Whatever Claude writes to Current now says exactly what it changed, and stays marked in the prospect's history — so you can tell what you typed from what Claude did.
Every edit reads before → after: “Status: Voicemail → Spoke”, “Role: none → Owner”
Notes, calls and edits from Claude carry a “via Claude” tag in the history
Follow-ups say what they're for — “send pricing before Friday” — on the Follow-Ups page, in the prospect's own words from the call
Say what kind of business and where, and Claude finds the businesses and adds them, ready to dial. It walks you through connecting Claude and tells you the moment they arrive.
On Today when your list is empty, and as a first step for new workspaces
“Find 30 HVAC companies in Phoenix and add them to my Current list” — copy it, or open it straight in Claude
Duplicates and do-not-contact prospects are never added
On Worth a call back, Claude reads what you wrote about each prospect and moves the promising ones up and the dead ends down — quoting your note so you can see why.
“Def needs a voice agent” goes to the top; “they're on 24/7 already” sinks to the bottom
Every read shows the exact words from your note, and when you wrote it
Copy the rows from a Google Sheet, Excel or your notes and paste them into Current — no export, no file. Columns are worked out from what's in them, and you can correct any before adding.
Works with or without a header row, tab- or comma-separated, or one business per line
Same duplicate checks as importing a file
On Import, on an empty Today, and as the first step for new workspaces
Most lists get called once and never again. A new tab on Today finds everyone you've called before who's worth another go, puts the best first, and says why — straight from what happened on the calls.
Spoke and they didn't say no · marked Revisit · or called once or twice without an answer a couple of weeks ago
Suggests the time of day you haven't tried, and shows your last note before you dial
Anyone who said not interested, or didn't answer three times, stays off it
Ask Claude “who should I call back?” — it reads the same list
Once a recorded call is transcribed, Claude reads it and suggests how it went, a note worth keeping and the follow-up if one was agreed. Check it, press Apply, and it's on the prospect.
Suggests Spoke, Voicemail, No answer, Not interested or Dead number from what was actually said
Picks up callbacks like “try me Tuesday at ten” as a follow-up
If you already logged the call, Apply only adds the note and follow-up
Recorded calls turn into a You / Them transcript under the call, usually within a minute or two — on your own Twilio account, which bills per minute transcribed. Claude can read them too.
Run your calling day from a chat. Connect Claude to Current and ask who's next, get briefed before the call, and say how it went — Claude logs it, sets the follow-up and brings up the next prospect.
Your call queue, prospect details and calling stats, read straight from your workspace
Log outcomes, notes and follow-ups by telling Claude what happened
Add prospects Claude found for you, skipping anyone already on your list
Ask your data: “Which area codes pick up best after 3pm?” gets an answer from your own calls
You still place every call — Claude gives you the link, it never dials
Every number now shows how it compares with the period before, and a grid of your dials by weekday and hour names the window when your list actually picks up.
Connect a Resend or SendGrid key and send email from the prospect's panel without leaving Current. It goes out from your address and replies come back to you.
A test send to yourself proves the setup before a prospect sees anything