Raise More does not have a built-in call script field. There is no place to type talking points and have them appear on screen next to each contact while you dial.

This article explains what the dialer does show during a session and the practical ways campaigns keep their script handy while making calls.

What the dialer shows during a call

When you start a calling session, each contact opens as a full profile beside the dialer controls. You can see their giving history, notes, tags, and contact details, and you can record what happened on the call.

There is no separate script panel. Your script needs to live somewhere you can see it, either next to the Raise More window or stored on the contact records themselves.

Option 1: Keep your script open next to Raise More

This is what most callers do.

Write your script in any document, such as a Google Doc, a note, or paper.
Open it in a second window or on a second screen.
Start your calling session in Raise More and place that window side by side with your script.

Your script stays visible the whole session, and nothing changes in Raise More.

Option 2: Store reference notes on the contact's profile

If you want context to travel with each contact, such as a personalized ask amount or a reminder about a past conversation, you can put it on the profile. Two places work for this.

Bio

Each contact profile has a Bio field. You can put a short note here that you want to read every time you reach this person. The Bio shows on the profile, so it is visible while the contact is on screen during a session.

Custom fields

On the contact profile, find the Custom Fields section. Click the plus icon next to the heading (it is labeled "Add a new custom field") to create a field such as "Suggested ask" or "Talking points," then fill in a value for that contact. The value shows on the profile while the contact is on screen.

These fields are per contact, so they suit short, person-specific notes rather than a full script you would read to everyone.

Recording the outcome of each call

While the script itself is not built in, recording what happened on the call is. On the contact profile during a session you can:

Type into the note box. It shows the placeholder "Add your note...".
Pick an outcome from the row of outcome buttons. The available outcomes are:

No Answer
Answered
Wrong / Disconnected
Refused
Call Back
Left Voicemail
Deceased
Do Not Contact

Click Save.

Your note and outcome are saved to that contact's history.

Pre-recorded voicemails

If you reach an answering machine, you can drop a pre-recorded voicemail instead of leaving a live message. This is audio, not a written script, and you record it ahead of time.

To record a voicemail template:

Open the Voicemail page from the navigation menu.
Enter your phone number and click Call me to record. Raise More calls you so you can record your message after the beep.
Save the template and give it a name.

During a calling session, when you reach an answering machine, click the Drop VM button. A window opens where you pick which saved voicemail to play. The call's outcome is set to Left Voicemail automatically. If you have already dropped a voicemail earlier in the session, the button reads Drop Same VM and plays the last one you used in one click.

This is the closest thing to pre-written call content the dialer offers, but it covers voicemails only, not the live conversation.