Call Log Analytics App for Android Is RMDialer

When the phone earns the money, RMDialer is the best call log analytics app: it counts every kind of call and the minutes spoken over any period you choose, splits the figures by SIM, charts them month by month, and turns every number into a filtered list you can call from. On your own phone it is free.

Call analytics is counting and reading the calls a phone or a team makes and receives: how many, how long, how many connected, who was missed and when calls happen. On a business phone it answers whether the calling is working, not just whether it happened.

Call log analysis is reading the list of calls, with their direction, time, duration and number, for patterns. A business uses it to see its connect rate, its missed calls and its busiest hours; investigators use operator records for other reasons. RMDialer does the business kind, on your own calls.

In RMDialer, tap the Today strip at the top of the call log to open Analytics. Pick a period chip, from today up to all time, or Custom for your own dates, and the screen shows total calls, talk time and a ring for each kind of call. Tap any ring to see the calls behind it.

On Android, an app can only read your call log if it has the call log permission. Open Settings, then Apps, then Permissions, then Call logs, and check which apps are allowed. A business app like RMDialer is installed openly by the phone’s user and asks for consent before anything leaves the phone.

There is no single right figure: it depends on whether the list is fresh enquiries or old numbers, and on the hour you call. What matters is your own trend. Read the connected percentage for the same kind of list week after week, and investigate when it drops.

Total calls counts every call; unique counts each number once. A day of 120 calls to 40 numbers means each person was rung three times on average, which is either good follow-up or a team working a tiny list. Seeing both side by side tells you which.

It counts numbers you dialled out to where no call ever lasted beyond your chosen cut-off of 60 seconds, 30 seconds or zero. Tap it and the call log shows those people, one row each, so they can be tried again at a different hour.

Yes. On a dual-SIM phone the Analytics screen shows a chip for each SIM, and choosing one recalculates everything on the screen, including the monthly charts, for that SIM only.

Yes. Choose Custom and pick a start and end date. The totals, the rings and the Analysis list recalculate for exactly those days, which is useful for a campaign week or a salary month.

Yes, on a business account. The Team board ranks every employee by talk time, total calls, outgoing, incoming or connected for the period you choose, and can be shared as a PDF. Team Call Logs shows five totals, calls, connected, missed, talk time and contacts, for the whole team or one person.

Not on the phone. The Analytics screen is calculated from the calls stored on the phone, so it works with no signal. The team numbers and the Web CRM need the phones to sync, which they do whenever they are online.

For your own calls, yes, completely and without signing up. The ranked team board, each employee’s figures and the browser reports belong to the paid plan, which is ₹159 per seat monthly on a yearly bill; the 3-day trial includes them, card not needed.

The Team board can be shared as a PDF from the owner’s phone, and the account’s call data can be downloaded from the Web CRM, so the numbers can go to a sheet for incentives or a monthly review.

Not one that reads the phone’s own calls: Apple gives no app access to them. The RMDialer iPhone app still shows the team’s analytics from the account, gathered by the Android phones that make the calls.