Nextcall Mobile CRM
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About Nextcall Mobile CRM
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Only available for Android 5.0 + (Lollipop users) Nextcall was an app we built for fun at the office. It takes your contact list, and sorts them in order of how long it's been since you've spoken. Want to call your mother every 2 weeks? What about a customer? We wanted a way of tracking how long you spoke with people automatically. The problem with CRM systems is that no one uses them. But the solution is still important to people. We thought, what if we could take all the 'manual' out of updating a CRM. We wanted to make a tool for your average person. The sole designer. The plumber. Why couldn't we have a way for them to track how often they were talking to customers and prospects but without them needing anything complicated. Why not just use the phone?
The way it works is simple. We track incoming and outgoing calls. This way, if someone calls you, they go to the bottom of the list. If you call them, the same applies. SMS tracking is enabled too.
In this version, for Android 5.0 and above, built in material design, we added the ability to create your own groups too. Setup a group for business, personal, whatever!
This is a project we built for fun at the office, and it's worth noting we won't be spending any more time developing the app. It's just something we wanted to share with the Android community as we've got a lot of value out of using it internally.
Only available for Android 5.0 + (Lollipop users) Nextcall was an app we built for fun at the office. It takes your contact list, and sorts them in order of how long it's been since you've spoken. Want to call your mother every 2 weeks? What about a customer? We wanted a way of tracking how long you spoke with people automatically. The problem with CRM systems is that no one uses them. But the solution is still important to people. We thought, what if we could take all the 'manual' out of updating a CRM. We wanted to make a tool for your average person. The sole designer. The plumber. Why couldn't we have a way for them to track how often they were talking to customers and prospects but without them needing anything complicated. Why not just use the phone?
The way it works is simple. We track incoming and outgoing calls. This way, if someone calls you, they go to the bottom of the list. If you call them, the same applies. SMS tracking is enabled too.
In this version, for Android 5.0 and above, built in material design, we added the ability to create your own groups too. Setup a group for business, personal, whatever!
This is a project we built for fun at the office, and it's worth noting we won't be spending any more time developing the app. It's just something we wanted to share with the Android community as we've got a lot of value out of using it internally.
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What are users saying about Nextcall Mobile CRM
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Personal CRM is what I was searching for some time, and this is what I needed
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Hey guys, massive improvement over the old version. Much faster :) however I'm having issues with the app crashing after every call. The support email address in your app bounces. Can you email me on Jeremy.nagel@nuanced.It ? Happy to upgrade to premium if you can fix this issue as it's super useful
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This is exactly what I was looking for! I wanted to make sure I keep up with my friends and this totally keeps me from forgetting. I was about to set up some spreadsheet or figure out my own way to automatically do this, so this is great to see. I like that I can reset the counter in case I see a friend or video chat with them etc. Some issues, probably because its new: It seems that my contact photos wont display. Also, I would love to be able to remove the business category so it can just be for friends though, and maybe have quicker access to resetting the timer. Maybe it would be good to ask how you plan to use the app up front. tldr: It does what I need - remind me to keep up with people so I don't let it slip by. Some improvements could be made, but the important stuff is all there.
by C####:
So good! Much needed​ mobile app CRM. Keep this up!