An Indian wedding is rarely sold to one person. The bride may make the first enquiry, her father approves the budget, an aunt has views on the mehendi and the groom's side calls separately about the baraat. NLCaller suits that reality because it is a calling CRM on the planner's own phone, where those calls already land. Each relative's number is saved as a lead with a custom field naming the wedding and their role, so a filter on that field pulls the whole family together, and the remark from the last call shows on screen whenever any of them rings. Decisions that differ between relatives are written down at once on the after-call sheet, which ends the familiar argument about who agreed to what. Ceremony dates drive alarm reminders, and vendors such as decorators and caterers can carry their own source tag. For one planner's login, the annual price is ₹1,944 and a quarter is ₹762, GST on top, as of October 2026.
Planners who also run corporate shows will find that workflow on the event management CRM page. For sending the same update to every relative after a decision, see automatic WhatsApp after a call.
