Month: July 2015

iPhone Users: Our Phone Call Tracking Is Back

As you probably know, Apple is quite restrictive. The company doesn’t allow software developers like us to have access to things like your call log.

So, we figured out a way to bypass Apple and pull your phone calls directly from Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint into our free Chrometa iPhone app. From there, the app:

1. Creates time entries from your phone calls.

2. Posts these entries into an invoice and/or into your practice management system.

If you’re a current Chrometa user, here’s how you can setup iPhone call tracking today:

• Verizon
• AT&T
• Sprint

If you’re not yet a Chrometa user, you can get started with a 30-day free trial here.

Android Users: Our Android App Now Tracks Text Messages, Too

Chrometa for Android has always included phone call tracking — including a sync with Google Contacts, so that your time entries contain the name of the person you spoke with… and how long you were on the call for.

By popular request, we’ve now added text message capture, too. This means Chrometa will automatically create time entries from the text messages you send to (and receive from) your clients.

Here’s a 2-minute video demo of Chrometa for Android:

You can get it from the Google Play Store here.

By popular request, we’ve added AT&T call tracking for iPhone users! This means we’ll automatically create time entries from your phone calls so that you can bill for them.

As with all iPhones, Apple doesn’t let us access the call logs (without you having to “jailbreak” your phone). So, we’re bypassing Apple and giving you a way to import your AT&T calls into Chrometa.

AT&T iPhone users: Here’s how you can import your AT&T phone calls into Chrometa.

Sprint iPhone users: We’ve got you covered too. Here’s how you can import your Sprint phone calls into Chrometa.

Verizon iPhone users: You probably know this already, but here’s how you can get your Verizon phone calls into Chrometa.

And Our Android App Does Phone Calls and Text Message Tracking

Android users, you probably know this already, but just in case – ALL carriers are supported by our Android app, which you can download via the Google Play Store right here.