SheetDialer
Click a cell, make a call. That's it.
What it does
SheetDialer is a Google Sheets add-on that turns any cell with a phone number into a number you can click-to-call.
SheetDialer was built as the simplest possible way to get started with click-to-call on Google Sheets. Manually calling leads out of your phone? Here's your new best friend. Install SheetDialer, open a sheet of numbers, and start dialing in under two minutes. You want to join CallBlitz , but your employer doesn't allow you to connect your dialer to outside systems. SheetDialer runs on your own Google account with your own cell number as the Caller ID or a number rented from us — nothing touches your employer's system. You're an AE, not an SDR — you've never needed dialer infrastructure, but your team's call blitzes look like a lot of fun and good practice. Show up with a spreadsheet. Click,…from sheetdialer.com
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