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call in

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call in someone
to demand that someone come to do something specific. The mayor called in the police to provide extra security for the conference. I can't afford to call the plumber in every day!
See also: call

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Centralized Billing - Set up any number of accounts and pay once to distribute Call Out credits, custom Call In numbers and other services among employees.
The FTC only has jurisdiction over 'inter-state' phone calls and Gryphon's service is the only technology that identifies the origination and destination of each outbound telemarketing call in real-time and will validate whether or not the call is a legal one to place.
Also serving as a key employee communications tool, Digital-Fax displays important messages and real-time information that enables call center supervisors and teams to improve efficiency in the rate of calls in queue, average wait time, speed of answer, longest call in queue, and production figures.
 
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