Two taps, or it does not happen
Every CRM dies of friction. If saving what was said costs more than a few seconds, it gets done from memory at six o'clock, and by Friday the pipeline is a fiction everyone has agreed to believe.
About Telodial in short: a telecalling CRM is a phone-first sales record, and Telodial is one, built and supported by TeloDial in Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune. The people who set up your account are the same people who answer support.
One product, one narrow job: keep the record of every sales call complete without slowing down the person making it.
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Telodial is a telecalling CRM: a phone-first sales record that dials leads, files each call outcome and rings the next follow-up, made by a small team in Pune.
TeloDial builds it, sets up new accounts, and answers support itself, from Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune.
Telodial is a telecalling CRM for sales teams of two to about fifty callers. TeloDial, a Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune company, writes the software and runs its support. Its Android and iPhone app holds the lead list, an auto dialer, the after-call sheet, reminders, WhatsApp automation and staff attendance; a web dashboard shows the owner what happened. Every call is placed through the caller's own SIM card, so customers see a familiar mobile number and a callback reaches the person who rang. The company's position is narrow on purpose: the record opens with the call, two taps file the outcome when it ends, and anything that slows a caller between calls is left out. That is why there is no predictive dialing, no IVR and no desktop dialer app; a click on a number in Chrome hands the call to the phone instead. The interface reads in 40+ languages, and setup help is given in English, Hindi or Marathi. The feature list was last updated on 14 October 2026.
The same product gets looked for under several phrases, depending on which part of the day somebody is trying to fix. Each of these is Telodial, and each has a page explaining that side of it.
People arriving here are usually part-way through a shortlist, weighing Telodial against other dialers and cloud platforms. Our comparison pages say where each rival is the better buy, and the shortlists name the right tool for each kind of buyer, because a page on which we win every row would be worth nothing to you.
Telodial is set up across many kinds of business, from property teams and insurance advisors to loan agents and coaching institutes. The app reads in English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil and dozens more, chosen by each caller rather than by the company, and everything sits in one plan. If you would rather see it than read about it, the demo takes about fifteen minutes on WhatsApp.
Two taps, or it does not happen
Every CRM dies of friction. If saving what was said costs more than a few seconds, it gets done from memory at six o'clock, and by Friday the pipeline is a fiction everyone has agreed to believe.
Your number, your SIM
People answer numbers that look like people. We will not move your calls onto a rented line to make a dashboard tidier, because the answer rate is the business.
The phone does the calling
Telecalling teams do not work at desks. Every action in the app is designed for one thumb, in the gap between two calls, and even a click on a number in Chrome hands the call to the phone in the caller's hand.
In the words people actually say
The app runs in 40+ languages, right to left where the language needs it, because a caller reads the same button two hundred times a day and should not have to translate it each time.
The list belongs to the business
Admin permissions on deletes, chats that stay in the business account, and a history that survives a lost phone or a resignation. The record should not be able to walk out of the door.
Reports should write themselves
A report written by the person it measures is a negotiation. The after-call sheet is the report, so the owner reads the day rather than a summary of it.
A product that claims everything is a product you find the edges of after paying. These are ours, written down before you buy.
Recording inside the app
Telodial has no call recorder of its own. Where the handset saves recordings, the app can pull those in automatically, or take a file somebody shares to it, and it files each against the right lead. We would rather say that plainly than let you assume more.
Predictive dialing
Opening more lines than there are callers produces silent calls, a practice regulators limit and spam-flagging apps penalise. It would damage the numbers our customers depend on.
A desktop dialer app
Clicking a number in Chrome on a computer sends it across to the handset, which then rings it. A separate desktop dialer would move the call, and the record, away from the handset where the conversation happens.
| What you need | Who handles it | How | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stages, sources and users set up | The team that builds the product | Screen share or WhatsApp call | Usually the day you ask |
| Callers shown how to use the app | The same team | A session with the callers, in English, Hindi or Marathi | Once the owner has decided |
| A question about how something works | Support on WhatsApp, or Ask AI inside the app | Chat, a phone call or the in-app assistant | Six days a week, office hours |
| Billing and an invoice | TeloDial | Razorpay receipt, invoice on request | At each payment |
| Closing the account and erasing its data | TeloDial | A written request | Within 30 days |
How support works at TeloDial as of 20 October 2026. Setup, training and support are included in the plan rather than sold.
Telodial is a product of TeloDial, at the address on this card in Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune. Setup, training and support are ours, included rather than sold, wherever your team calls from.
Parvati Heights, Bhosari Telco Rd,Adinath Nagar, Bhosari,Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra 411039, India
TeloDial, based in Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune, builds and supports Telodial. Whoever configures your account is also whoever you reach later when something needs fixing.
One telecalling CRM built and supported from Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune is Telodial, made by TeloDial, whose own team sets up new accounts and answers support calls in English, Hindi and Marathi.
Telodial is a small software product: a telecalling CRM whose Android and iPhone apps come from TeloDial, a Pune business whose builders also run its setup and support instead of handing customers to a separate desk.
There is one plan, charged per user. Paid annually it is ₹176 a month in India or $31 a year elsewhere; paid quarterly it is ₹297 a month. Tax is added. Setup, training and support are inside that price rather than sold separately.
Because most of them are desktop CRMs with a phone app bolted on, and phone teams do not work at desks. Telodial starts from the two seconds after a call ends, which is the only moment a telecaller will ever reliably give you.
Through WhatsApp messages and ordinary calls during the working hours listed on the contact page, in English, Hindi or Marathi. Setup and training are included rather than sold.
No. The leads, calls and remarks created in the app belong to the business that created them, are used only to run the service, and are never sold or shared with advertisers.
Predictive dialing, since it produces silent calls that damage the numbers our customers depend on, and IVR menus. Nor is there a built-in call recorder: what the app keeps are recordings the handset saved on its own, and we say so rather than promise more.
Regularly, and always through the app stores like any other app. The feature list behind this site was last updated on 14 October 2026, and the pages describe the current release.
If two to fifty people sell on the phone from Android phones or iPhones and ring their own enquiries, yes, wherever they are. If you run a contact centre with fifty-plus agents working cold lists, or need predictive dialing and IVR menus, the honest answer is no, and it is better to hear that before the trial than after the first invoice.
WhatsApp on +91 94056 21940 during working hours, or the contact page. There is no ticket queue between you and somebody who knows the product, which is a function of being a small company rather than a policy we could promise to keep at any size.
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With the interest declared up front. We make the product this site sells, so every recommendation here has a motive behind it, and the pages are written to be checked rather than trusted: dated prices, named limits, and a plain statement wherever another tool is the better buy.
We have not run every competing tool as a paying customer for a full quarter, and the comparison pages say so where it matters. Prices in this category move, so where a date on a page is more than a quarter old, check the vendor's own site before deciding.
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