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A DialNexa batch call is a list-based outbound campaign. A DialNexa workflow is a node-based automation that can call, wait, branch, run application actions, and store lead history. Choose based on whether you need a list run or a multi-step path.
If your plan fits in a CSV plus retry rules, use Batch Calls. If it needs a map, use Workflows.

Batch Calls And Workflows Compared

The difference is execution shape.
NeedBatch CallsWorkflows
Call many recipients onceExcellent fit.Possible, but often more setup.
Retry unanswered callsBuilt into campaign retry settings.Requires workflow routing design.
Wait before follow-upLimited to retry interval.Use Time nodes with minutes, hours, or days.
Branch on outcomesMostly through exports and follow-up lists.Use call outputs and Condition nodes.
Send WhatsApp or email after a callNot the core purpose.Use Application nodes.
Debug one lead pathUse call logs and retry history.Use lead history graph and call logs.

Choose Based On The Shape

You have a recipient list, one agent, a clear campaign name, a schedule, and retry rules.

Decision Questions

Use workflows when you need to know exactly which path a lead followed.
Batch Calls are simpler and faster for that.
Use workflow Application nodes.
Use Batch Calls.

Batch Calls Overview

Use list-based outbound campaigns.

Workflow Builder Concepts

Understand nodes and edges.

Lead History

Debug lead paths.