Calls, missed calls, WhatsApp messages and web forms all arrive in one place, each with a source, an owner and something to do next. Nothing sits in a personal phone waiting to be forgotten.
How it works
A missed call is a lead. So is a WhatsApp message, a form submission, and a walk-in someone logs manually. They are all the same object.
You can see which channel actually produces business, rather than guessing. That is usually the first genuinely surprising report a small business gets out of a CRM.
Unassigned leads are visible as a problem rather than invisible. A lead with no next action shows up as needing one.
Hand a lead to Calling or Assistant and the follow-up happens on schedule without anybody chasing it.
What it does not do
This is lead management, not a sales-force automation suite. There is no territory management, no quota tracking and no commission calculation — if you need those, you need a bigger CRM.
Common questions
The entries appear without anyone typing them. A spreadsheet is only as good as the person who remembers to update it, which is precisely why most small businesses abandon them within a month.
Yes — CSV or Excel, with duplicate detection on phone numbers so you do not end up with the same customer three times. Anything already in Cualify Calling is there from day one.
No. It is one flat monthly price for your whole organisation, however many people you add. Per-user pricing punishes you for growing, which is the wrong shape for a small business.
Who uses this
From ₹999 a month. No setup fee, no per-user billing, 15-day money-back guarantee. Bring your own playbook or use one of ours.