Auto dialer app for iPhone with a built-in CRM

Is there an auto dialer app for iPhone?

Yes. An auto dialer app for iPhone stores a list of leads on iOS and takes the caller through it contact by contact, with notes saved after each conversation. AutoDial CRM is one: the same auto dialer app that Android teams use, published on the App Store with every feature except the phone’s call log.

That single exception is worth understanding before you buy. On Android, AutoDial CRM reads the phone’s call log, so every call is filed against the right lead and rolled into team analytics without anyone lifting a finger. The iPhone app does not read the call log. Everything else is there: the lead pipeline with your own statuses, remarks that come back on the next call, imported Excel and Google Sheets lists, follow-up reminders, WhatsApp tools, paid clients and staff attendance. How the dialing step itself runs on iOS, for example whether each call needs a tap, is something we ask iPhone buyers to confirm with our support team on WhatsApp before a large calling session, because we would rather show you than promise it here.

Auto dialer app for iPhone benefits

• One CRM on iOS

  Statuses, remarks and lead history look the same as on an Android colleague’s phone.

• Lists from your sheets

  Excel, CSV, JSON or a linked Google Sheet become lists you can work through.

• Follow-ups kept

  Every promised call-back has a reminder that stays open until you mark it done.

• WhatsApp beside the lead

  Templates, bulk sends and live chat sit next to the customer record.

• Mixed teams

  iPhone and Android users share one business account and one price per seat.

iPhone auto dialer: what carries over from Android

An iPhone auto dialer is only useful if the work around each call comes with it. In AutoDial CRM the iOS version includes:

• Leads: source tags such as Facebook, Website or Referral, custom fields, products, tags and a pipeline you can rename and reorder.
• Lists: each imported file stays its own list, and a lead filter can combine status, tag, product and custom field values.
• Reminders: set in one tap, repeat on a schedule, and carry overdue ones into Today.
• WhatsApp: saved templates with attachments, bulk sends with {name} variables, and the WhatsApp CRM inbox.
• Clients: turn a lead into a paid client, track paid and due amounts, and get renewal reminders.
• Staff: selfie attendance and field tracking, which are listed for both Android and iPhone.

If your team relies on WhatsApp conversations as much as calls, the WhatsApp CRM page explains the inbox in detail.

Auto dialer app for iPhone vs Android

Auto dialer for iPhone: what to ask support before you roll it out

Android and iOS do not give apps the same access to phone calls, so the details of a calling session can differ between the two. Rather than guess at them on this page, we suggest every iPhone team asks support a short set of questions and sees the answers on a real phone:

• How does a calling session move from one lead to the next on iOS, and does each call need a tap?
• Which dialing options, such as the gap between calls, redial and ring limit, behave the same as on Android?
• Can the iPhone call a list through WhatsApp, and how is the daily limit applied?
• How should staff log the outcome of a call, given that the call log is not read?
• What will the owner’s team reports show for iPhone users?

Ten minutes on these questions before you buy seats for a whole team avoids surprises later, and support can be reached on WhatsApp from inside the app.

Auto dialer app for iPhone setup

1. Install AutoDial CRM from the App Store and sign in with the business account, or create one.
2. Pick your language and allow notifications, so reminders and alerts reach you.
3. Import your lead file or connect the Google Sheet your forms already fill.
4. Message support on WhatsApp and ask for a short walk-through of the iPhone calling flow.
5. Run a test session on five leads, log each outcome, and check the reminders you set.

Auto dialer app for iPhone limits

The iPhone app does not read the phone’s call log. In practice that means calls made on an iPhone are not filed automatically against leads, and call-based reports for those staff will be thinner than for Android users. If your manager needs a complete, automatic record of every call each salesperson makes, or wants to set the dialer as the default phone app, Android phones are the safer choice; the call tracking app page describes what that Android record contains. Rules on sales calls also vary by country, so check yours before calling a cold list.

Auto dialer app for iPhone example

An illustration, not a named customer. A catering company in Copenhagen sells private dinners to firms, with orders averaging DKK 7,000 (roughly $1,000). Its two sales staff carry iPhones. Every Monday the owner adds the week’s Instagram and website enquiries, about 60, to a Google Sheet that feeds AutoDial CRM. Each salesperson works through 30 leads, saving a status such as Demo booked or Not this season and a reminder for every tasting date. Because the iPhones do not hand over their call logs, the owner judges progress by statuses and closed sales rather than call counts, and one Android phone in the office handles the inbound line where every call must be logged.