Call Log Manager App for Android Is RMDialer

On an Android business phone, RMDialer is the best call log manager app, since the log filters to missed, connected, lost leads, unique numbers, paid customers, one lead status or one SIM in a tap, one search finds calls, remarks and contacts, and each row has buttons to call back, add a note or set a reminder. The phone part is free.

For your own business calls, the best tracker is the app that is also your dialer, because it records each call as it happens with nothing to log by hand. RMDialer does that, and for a team it gathers every employee’s calls into one account that the owner filters by person.

The phone’s own log shows only recent calls. A call log manager that keeps its own copy shows more: in RMDialer the log goes back to the day it was installed, and tapping a number shows that caller’s every call. Why the phone forgets is explained on the call history manager page.

Calls deleted before any app kept a copy cannot be recovered by an app. From now on, keep a copy: RMDialer stores every call it sees, and with an account it backs them up, so a new phone brings them back when you sign in.

Not RMDialer, and we would not recommend an app that does. A call log is worth something only because it is true: an owner, an auditor or a customer dispute relies on it. RMDialer lets you delete a call from the log, one at a time, and never lets anyone add or change a call.

On a dual-SIM phone, RMDialer shows a chip for each SIM above the call log. Tap the business SIM and the list shows only its calls; tap it again to see both. Each call also carries the SIM label, so you can tell at a glance which number the customer rang.

Yes. Open the status filter and pick one, such as Follow-Up or Interested, and the log shows only calls with leads in that status. It is the quickest way to see which warm buyers called today and which were rung.

It lists numbers you called that never really connected, one row per number. You choose how strict that is: no call longer than 60 seconds, 30 seconds, or none at all. It shows the people your team tried and never reached, ready to try again at a different hour.

Yes. The search box, or voice search, looks across calls, contacts, leads, remarks and reminders at once, so typing “quotation” finds the customers whose remarks mention a quotation, not just a contact with that word in the name.

Yes, on a business account. Team Call Logs on the owner’s phone lists the calls from every employee’s phone, with a filter for each person, call type, lead status and connected calls, and five totals at the top. The Web CRM shows the same on a laptop.

Yes, from the Web CRM. It has a downloads section for the account’s data, so a month of calls can go to a file for an accountant, an incentive sheet or an audit. On the phone, the log is for acting on calls; the export happens on the laptop.

Yes. Add family or personal numbers to the excluded list and their calls are never sent to the business account, and choose which SIMs back up at all. Calls stay on the phone as usual; only what reaches the account changes.

Filtering, SIM chips, search and the numbers on your own log never cost anything and need no sign-up. Remarks and statuses per call, reminders, the whole team’s logs and the browser view are on the plan, ₹159 a head per month if you pay yearly, and a 3-day free trial lets you test all of them.

No. The log is built to page through very large tables, and the filters run on indexed columns, so a phone with tens of thousands of calls opens the missed or lost-lead list as quickly as a new phone does.

Not one that can read the calls, because Apple keeps the iPhone’s call log closed to apps. An owner with an iPhone can still open the team’s logs from the account in the RMDialer iPhone app; the calls themselves are captured by the Android phones the team uses.