A CRM in solar is the record an installer keeps of every household, shop or small factory that asked about panels: who rang, what kind of roof they have, when the surveyor went up, which proposal was sent and when to ring again. NLCaller, an Android dialer with a sales CRM built into it, keeps that record on the phone the sales executive already carries. A homeowner's number becomes a lead in one step, a custom field stores the monthly electricity bill or connected load, and a GPS location field pins the building so the surveyor reaches the right gate. Statuses follow the installer's own path, for instance Enquiry, Survey booked, Surveyed, Proposal sent, Thinking, Advance paid and Commissioned. Time is the real enemy in solar sales, because families often take weeks to decide, so a reminder can repeat every 10 days until an end date you choose. As of October 2026, one seat costs ₹162 a month on the yearly bill of ₹1,944, with GST added.
Plenty of solar enquiries arrive through listing portals, and the page on working IndiaMART buyer enquiries explains how they land in the app with a source tag. Installers who also sell cleaning or maintenance contracts after commissioning can read how contract renewal reminders work before each term runs out. A measurement visit plays the surveyor's part in an interior design studio, which sells through a similar visit-then-proposal rhythm.