Keep your attention on the conversation.

C opens the call control, N moves to notes, F opens the follow-up field and O opens objection search. Use W or G for the prospect's website or Google listing, and ? to see the shortcut reference.

• Keys 1 to 9 record call outcomes
• Left and right arrows move through the loaded list
• Shortcuts pause in text fields; Esc leaves the field

Tell Banana what you sell and to whom in Settings, Selling profile. Openers, discovery questions and objection replies follow, filled with each prospect's name, company and title. With a contact on file you greet them by name; without one you ask for the right person.

• Nine starting points, from SaaS to commercial services
• Two opener angles for each, plus an upfront cold call version
• Objection search finds a reply in a few keystrokes

Connected saves the pickup and keeps the prospect open. When you know what comes next, choose the final outcome. Callback asks for a follow-up time; Booked asks for the meeting time.

• Keep the notes beside the outcome controls
• Use presets or enter a specific follow-up time
• Keep notes available when a save needs another try

The console keeps your list loaded between calls. Each outcome saves in the background while the next prospect appears, so a key press never sends you back to a prospect page. If a save fails, the console says so and keeps your notes for a retry.

• A quiet signal shows each save
• A failed save keeps its notes
• The prospect's earlier notes stay close by

C starts the call through your own phone: Google Voice through the Companion, or any phone. Banana Dialer never dials on its own, and does not include a phone number or calling minutes.

• Calling hours and do not contact checks still apply
• Phone provider accounts and charges are separate
• Try the console with fictional prospects; it never places calls