Enable Post-Call Activity / Scenario Trigger for Non-Answered Outbound Calls

We currently use automated outbound IVR calls initiated via List-Based Dialing. When a customer answers the call, the scenario runs normally and we can capture input, update systems, and perform all necessary post-call actions.

However, when an outbound call is not answered (busy, no answer, unreachable, failed to dial), no scenario is triggered, and therefore no post-call activity can be executed. This creates a functional gap, especially for automated or API-driven workflows.

Requested Enhancement:
We request the ability to configure a post-call activity or scenario trigger that executes when an outbound call is not answered.
This would allow customers to:

  • Run a follow-up scenario when the call is not answered

  • Trigger an external API to set a “failed” call status

  • Automatically update backend systems without manual reconciliation

  • Maintain complete reporting and outcome tracking for mass-notification or outbound automation use cases

Use Case Summary:
We need a way to define a post-call scenario (similar to after-call workflows) that activates specifically for non-answered outbound call dispositions. This ensures that every call—answered or not—can execute logic or API callbacks based on the final result.

This functionality would close a major automation gap and greatly improve outbound notification flows, especially for customers relying on external systems or API-driven status updates.

Hi yadhukrishnan,

I have a PER logged for a similar dial outcome requirement (no answer, unreachable), mine i wanted to send out WhatsApp to clients based on these rules, i had to implement workaround for this

I also noted that for disposition such at e.g. Call failed, No Answer, Invalid number, BP does not follow the dial rule scenario configured even though I have the dial rule scenario setup for action based on that rule

As per the BP response received ,run scenario action only works with Answering Machine, Fax and Silence dispositions.

Maybe requirement will be catered for on the upcoming versions of the products, [crossedfingers], agree valid use-case/requirement

Regards