From any platform to a ringing phone, on its own. With RMDialer lead automation, the lead imports itself, assigns itself and gets dialled before a competitor calls.

Judge lead automation on the gap it actually closes: the minutes between a lead arriving and someone calling it. So look for automatic capture from the places your leads really come from, automatic assignment so every lead has one owner, a notification on the caller phone, and the lead waiting at the top of the dialer queue. Tools that only collect leads into a dashboard still leave the calling to somebody remembering. RMDialer connects the sources, assigns round robin and puts the lead in the dialer.

Connect your sources once: a Google Sheet, a REST API, or any portal and ad platform that can write to a sheet, including Facebook and Instagram lead ads, Google Ads forms, JustDial, IndiaMART and property portals. Choose how leads are shared out, usually round robin across your callers. From then on new leads import themselves, get an owner, ping that person's phone and appear first in their queue, and the follow-up you set after the call rings on time by itself.

Yes. Connect a Google Sheet or a REST API once and every new row becomes an assigned lead by itself, which is how IndiaMART, JustDial, 99acres, MagicBricks, Housing, TradeIndia, Facebook and Instagram lead ads, Google Ads lead forms and website forms all flow in: each of them can write to a sheet or call an API. New leads are assigned round robin, the caller's phone pings, and the lead is waiting at the top of the dialer queue.

Any platform that can fill a Google Sheet or call an API: which in practice is all of them. Facebook and Instagram lead ads, Google Ads lead forms, website forms, JustDial, IndiaMART, 99acres, MagicBricks, Housing and TradeIndia exports, WhatsApp enquiries, agency sheets, and your own CRM via API. One-off lists come in from Excel/CSV or plain copy-paste. Each source carries its own tag, so month-end shows which platform actually produces buyers.

Like dealing cards: lead one goes to your first employee, lead two to the second, and around the table it goes: automatically, the moment each lead arrives. Every lead has exactly one owner from birth, no manager forwards anything, and no two employees ever call the same customer. You choose who is in the rotation per source: the Facebook sheet can deal to four people while the IndiaMART sheet deals to two.

A ping: "new lead assigned", with the lead’s details one tap away. Fresh leads surface at the top of their queue, the auto dialer calls through it hands-free, and after each call the two-tap sheet saves status and remark. The promised WhatsApp goes out by itself. No spreadsheet, no register, no evening report: their phone is the whole system.

It stays visible: the owner’s dashboard shows every lead’s assigned time and first-call time, so an untouched lead is a fact, not a suspicion. Teams typically add a re-assignment rule: not called within your chosen window, the lead moves to whoever is next in the rotation, and the original miss still shows in the report.

Automation is exactly what keeps them fresh: the whole point is that a lead created at 9:07 gets called at 9:12, not tomorrow. Speed-to-lead is the single biggest conversion lever in phone sales, and it is a plumbing problem: this page is the plumbing.

It is all included in the one plan: ₹159/user/month on yearly (₹249 on the 3-month plan, plus taxes): lead capture from sheets and APIs, round-robin assignment, real-time notifications, the auto dialer, WhatsApp automation, reminders and the web team dashboard. No per-lead charges, no automation add-on tier.

Yes: each source has its own rotation. Put your two senior closers on the IndiaMART sheet, all four callers on the Facebook sheet, and one dedicated person on JustDial enquiries. Leads from a source only deal to the people you named for it, and you can change any rotation from the web backend in a minute.

Only if you allow it. Permissions are per employee, per feature: who can export, who can transfer leads, who can edit statuses and fields: all toggled from the web backend. By default each caller works their own assigned queue, and only the owner sees everything across the team.

They import and assign the moment they arrive, so they are already sitting at the top of the right employee’s queue when work starts: the first calls of the morning go to the night’s leads. Since almost nobody else calls their overnight leads first thing, those are routinely the least contested, best-converting calls of the day.

No: marketing automation sends messages to create leads; lead automation makes sure the leads that arrive actually get called. The two work in sequence: your ads and campaigns fill the top of the funnel, and this pipeline: import, assign, notify, dial, record: is what stops the funnel leaking between the form fill and the first human conversation.

Lead automation is the pipeline between "someone enquired" and "someone called them", run by the system. In RMDialer new leads arrive from a Google Sheet, REST API or portal, are assigned round-robin, ping the caller's phone and sit at the top of the auto dialer queue.

Point Facebook Lead Ads at a Google Sheet or your API, then add that as a lead source in RMDialer. Each new row becomes an assigned lead within minutes and is dialed in the next auto dial session, which is what decides who wins an online enquiry.

Yes. Anything that can write to a Google Sheet or expose an API works with RMDialer, which covers IndiaMART, JustDial, 99acres, MagicBricks, Housing, TradeIndia, website forms and Google Ads lead forms. Each source keeps its own tag, so reports show which platform produces buyers.

No. A public Google Sheet takes about five minutes to connect in RMDialer, with columns mapped by name. A REST endpoint needs one URL and an optional auth header; sample scripts for both are published openly on GitHub.

The caller saves the status, remark and next follow-up in two taps, RMDialer can send the promised details by WhatsApp automatically, and the owner sees assignment time, first-call time and outcome without asking anyone for a report.

Yes: import the Excel or CSV once, map the columns, and the whole list becomes assigned, dialable records with a source tag. Duplicate numbers merge with existing customers instead of duplicating, so old lists come in clean. From then on, connected sheets and APIs keep the new leads flowing automatically.