1) Welcome to the Party!
2) As you are obviously new here, I have some suggestions to help us all help you:
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3) Consider that perhaps you have this backwards. In my experience it works much better if you have your leads import directly into Vicidial and then have Vicidial push them to the CRM. Explanation:
* Someone is "sending" this lead to you. There's a trigger mechanism (someone pushing a "Submit" button somewhere, or something else causes this to occur, usually you have no control over this). Instead of sending this information directly into the CRM and then trying to figure out how to make this same information also available in Vicidial, consider that you NEED this information in Vicidial (so you can call the client), but you do not need it in the CRM yet, as you are not on the phone with this client. (Unless you will be running an email or snail mail campaign before calling).
* Next up: You call this person from Vicidial. Trigger built-in to Vicidial. No problems so far.
* The agent on the call with the client can then determine the need to "CRM" this lead. The button for this is "Web Form" and it can be set to push the data to the CRM in the same way you would ordinarily have received it in the CRM in the first place. Trigger: Agent. Of course, this would depend on the API available for the CRM: Would that API be able to send the agent directly to the record after creating it?
* OR: If you want all successful calls to be recorded in the CRM regardless of outcome (not always a good idea, if you never had a "good" outcome from the call, but it's your business model so you have to decide!): You can set the "Web Form" to automatically pop up, forcing that push to the CRM each time an agent is on the phone with a prospect.
* There are variations: You can write an intermediate script that checks the CRM DB and either adds or updates the script, and then bounces the agent to the newly created record or the existing record. But in any event, this can happen in the Web form OR in the "Start Call URL" so it happens at the beginning of each call (without agent involvement) or the "Dispo URL" so it can be triggered only if specific outcomes require that you add a new lead to your CRM (useful for SALE or APPT dispos in some business scenarios).
In all cases, the previously mentioned Vicidial API is useful, as well as several available Dispo_URL examples available here on the site.
If you have some php experience, or someone on staff who can handle it, this is not a particularly difficult task once you determine the Triggers for each event.