Difficulty: Intermediate | Time: 10 min | Tier: Business & Above
Business Tier & Above
VoIP calling requires a Business tier subscription or higher. Upgrade from Settings > Billing to enable this feature.
DreamFlow's built-in VoIP calling (Voice over Internet Protocol) lets you make and receive phone calls directly from your browser — no separate phone system needed. Every call is logged to the contact record automatically, and you can record calls for training and compliance.
Getting Started with VoIP
- Navigate to Communicate > Calls in the sidebar.
- If this is your first time, you will see a setup prompt. Click Configure Phone to provision a phone number.
- Choose your area code and select a number from the available options.
- Allow browser microphone access when prompted. DreamFlow needs this to handle audio.
- Your phone is now ready. The call device panel will appear in the bottom-right corner of your screen.
Making a Call
- Open the call device panel by clicking the phone icon, or navigate to a contact profile and click Call.
- Dial a number using the keypad, or search for a contact by name.
- Click the green call button to connect. The call timer will start automatically.
- During the call, you can:
- Mute/Unmute your microphone
- Hold the call
- Transfer to another team member
- Open the call script panel for guided talking points
- Click End Call when finished. The call is automatically logged with duration, timestamp, and recording (if enabled).
Receiving Calls
- When someone calls your DreamFlow number, a notification appears in your browser.
- Click Answer to accept or Decline to send to voicemail.
- If the caller matches a known contact, their name and CRM details appear on the incoming call screen.
Call Recording
- Go to Settings > Calls and toggle Auto-Record Calls on.
- When enabled, all calls are recorded and stored in the call log.
- Access recordings from Communicate > Calls — click any call entry to play back the recording.
Important
Call recording laws vary by jurisdiction. Some states and countries require two-party consent. Check your local regulations and consider informing callers that calls may be recorded.
Tip
Use call scripts to keep conversations on track. Create scripts in Tools > Templates and they will be available in the call script panel during active calls.
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