An interior project gets sold over many conversations: the first call about a 2BHK, a measurement visit, a mood-board meeting, two rounds of changes, the booking amount and then stage payments as carpentry and false ceiling finish. NLCaller, a dialer-based client tracker for Android phones, fits a small studio because every one of those conversations collects on the same record that appears when the homeowner rings. Statuses can carry the studio's own stage names, such as Enquiry, Measurement booked, Measured, Concept shown, Revising, Signed and Handover. A custom GPS field stores the flat's location, and remarks written at the site automatically pick up the locality and coordinates. Designers who talk faster than they type can dictate a client's wish list (modular kitchen, wardrobe finish, budget band) through voice input. Prices as listed in October 2026: ₹762 per user for three months, or ₹1,944 per user for the year, with GST charged over and above, and a 3-day trial comes first.
A good share of studio enquiries comes from listing sites, and the guide to handling JustDial enquiries shows how they are tagged on arrival. Studios that fit out show flats for builders may also want the CRM for property sales teams, since those buyers often become interior clients a few months later. If you also pitch refurbishments to hospitality clients, the CRM for hotels shows how their sales offices handle enquiries.