Fuse Protection in Taalk Campaigns
Fuse Protection is a user-controlled safety switch in Taalk campaigns.
When enabled, it monitors your campaign’s failed connection rate (calls or texts that cannot be delivered).
If the failure rate exceeds a defined threshold, the system automatically pauses the campaign to prevent wasted traffic, protect deliverability, and flag poor data quality.
🧠 Concept Overview
Fuse Protection functions like an electrical fuse — it only trips when too much “failure current” runs through a campaign.
It’s designed to safeguard both performance and compliance by automatically stopping a campaign if the failure percentage (e.g., call-failed or SMS undelivered) becomes abnormally high.
⚙️ Important: Fuse Protection is not always on.
You must manually enable it from your Campaign Settings → Protection → Fuse Switch.
When off, campaigns will continue running even if the failure rate is high.
⚙ How It Works
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Step |
Trigger |
System Action |
|---|---|---|
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1 |
Campaign runs with Fuse Protection enabled. |
System monitors all connection results (success vs. failed). |
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2 |
Failures accumulate — e.g., call_failed, message_undelivered, network_timeout. |
Fuse counter increases. |
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3 |
Failure rate passes the configured threshold (e.g., 25–30%). |
Fuse “trips.” Campaign auto-pauses. |
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4 |
User reviews the alert, cleans data, and manually resumes. |
Fuse counter resets after review. |
📉 What Counts as a Failed Session
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Failure Type |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Call Failed |
No route or disconnect on connect attempt. |
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Message Undelivered |
SMS not delivered or rejected by carrier. |
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No Answer / Network Timeout |
No carrier response within threshold. |
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Unreachable Number |
Invalid, suspended, or disconnected contact. |
📊 Threshold & Behavior
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Campaign Type |
User-set Threshold |
Fuse Action |
|---|---|---|
|
Voice |
~25–30% failed sessions |
Auto-pause + Alert |
|
SMS |
~15–25% failed deliveries |
Auto-pause + Alert |
|
Mixed |
Adaptive |
Auto-pause + Alert |
Thresholds can be customized under Campaign Settings → Protection → Fuse Threshold.
🟢 Fuse States
|
Status |
Meaning |
Action Required |
|---|---|---|
|
🟢 Normal |
Failure rate within safe range |
None |
|
🟡 Warning |
Approaching threshold |
Monitor lead quality |
|
🔴 Fuse Triggered |
Threshold exceeded |
Review campaign, clean data, and manually resume |
🧭 Why It Matters
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Prevents runaway failed sessions that waste credits and harm sender reputation.
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Protects deliverability by pausing before carriers penalize for poor data quality.
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Provides early visibility into bad lists or broken routing.
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Keeps campaign control in your hands — you decide when the fuse is active.
🧩 Example
If your campaign dials 1,000 numbers and 320 return call_failed, your failure rate is 32% — above the fuse limit.
With Fuse enabled, Taalk automatically pauses the campaign and shows an alert:
“⚠️ Fuse Protection Triggered – 32% Failed Sessions. Please verify data before resuming.”
🛠 How to Enable or Reset Fuse
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Open Campaign Settings → Protection.
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Toggle Fuse Protection: ON.
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(Optional) Adjust your failure threshold.
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If Fuse triggers, review invalid numbers or telco routes.
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Click Resume Campaign once fixed.
💡 Pro Tip
Fuse Protection is best used during early testing or new lead batches to safeguard from data errors.
You can disable it for stable, high-quality campaigns that have already been verified.
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