VoltCRM web and mobile apps
Email support@voltcrm.app. We reply within one business day. For privacy or data requests, write to privacy@voltcrm.app instead.
VoltCRM is a business tool. Accounts are created by your organization's administrator — there is no public sign-up, and the mobile app cannot be used without a workspace to sign in to.
If you need access, ask your administrator to invite you. You will receive an email with a link to set your password. If you never received it, check your spam folder first, then ask them to send it again.
Use the same email address and password as the VoltCRM web app. If you have forgotten your password, use the password reset link on the web app rather than the mobile app.
If sign-in fails with a message about your account being inactive, your administrator has suspended or removed it. We cannot restore access on their behalf — contact them directly.
Incoming calls arrive as a notification, so the app needs permission to send them. Check, in order:
Microphone access is off. Allow it for VoltCRM in your device settings, then place a test call.
On Android this is the full-screen intent permission above. On iOS, make sure VoltCRM is allowed to show notifications on the lock screen.
Texts, WhatsApp messages and email appear in a single thread for each customer. If a message you sent from the web app is missing on your phone, pull down to refresh the conversation.
Messages are sent from your organization's business number, not your personal one. If a customer says they received a message from an unexpected number, tell your administrator — the number is configured per location.
The app updates itself in the background. Most improvements arrive without anything to install; reopening the app applies them. Larger changes arrive through the App Store or Google Play as normal.
So we can act on a report rather than reproduce it blind, please include:
That last point matters more than it sounds — a call that fails while the phone is locked and one that fails while the app is open are different faults, and knowing which saves a day of guessing.
See our Privacy Policy for what we collect and why, and Data Deletion to request removal of your data.