Three screens, about one second apart.



The app's own screen is for setting up: which company it belongs to, which permissions the phone has granted, and a list of the reports it has sent recently, so you can see it working. After that it runs in the background and stays out of the way.


The phone tells the app about calls even when nobody has opened it in weeks, and after the phone restarts. It's a phone on a charger in the office, or in the owner's pocket.
No signal in the basement, or the office internet is down? Each report is kept on the phone and sent as soon as it can be, for up to a day. The call still shows in the Calls tab.
A call nobody answered is a job you might lose. It sits in the Calls tab under "Missed, not dealt with", with a badge, until someone calls back and marks it done.
Artisan Calls reports incoming calls on one line. Calls you make from the phone, and call waiting, aren't reported.
Answer by name, with their last visit in front of you.
You need an Android phone with your business number on it. If your number is on a landline today, your carrier can usually move or forward it to a mobile line.
On a demo we'll ring a company phone and you'll watch the record open. Bring your customer list and it'll be your customers.