Generates sequential random phone numbers for advertising campaigns
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| Naam | Pann |
|---|---|
| Versie | 1.2 |
| Update | 23 okt. 2020 |
| Grootte | 27 MB |
| Categorie | Productiviteit |
| Installaties | 100+ |
| Ontwikkelaar | fwsystem |
| Android OS | Android 5.0+ |
| Google Play ID | com.fwsystem.pann |
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Pann · Beschrijving
App for generating sequential random phone numbers for institutional actions and campaigns of all kinds, advertising, humanitarian, commercial, etc.
Pann facilitates and organizes the task of contacting strangers, allowing the creation of lists with random and sequential phone numbers. Offers options for naming created lists, making notes and notes for each of the contacts. It is also possible from the app itself to initiate a call to the selected number or send a message (via message app) to the chosen number, provided that the number is registered in the message app.
The app allows the export of the generated random list to the device's phonebook. This feature is very practical, since, once the contact list is imported into the device's phonebook, it will allow you to easily identify the contacts that have a specific messaging app installed. Generally, just open the chosen messaging app, filter by the generic name entered in Pann, and only the contacts that have registered in the messaging app will appear.
You can also enter a generic name for all contacts that will be used when generating the * .vcf (VCARD) file, plus the number of the internal sequence of the list in the app and the last four digits of the telephone number.
Later, if you want to delete the contact list imported from Pann to your phonebook, you will have to use your device's resources for this (each device has different features and facilities), since Pann does not have a tool for managing contacts. However, as you have the option of using a generic name for all exported contacts, this will make this task much easier, as most devices have the option of multiple deletion of filtered contacts.
The user can also send the phone book to another user (via email, messaging app) or save the * .vcf file (VCARD) to a directory on the device itself or in the cloud.
Pann also offers the functionality of making a backup of a numerical sequence to be restored later on the same device or on another device, very useful in case of formatting the device or need to reinstall the app. This feature can also be used for a coordinator to distribute the phone sequences and manage the actions of contacting the numbers on each list. In this case, the app generates a file with the extension * .jspann that can be sent by email, message or saved to a directory on the current device.
The data entered in the app is restricted to your device only. They are stored only locally. The app does not store any information in the cloud (server) nor does it send any information to the cloud, email account or any other external destination. The app does not need an internet connection to work. Only the user himself, if desired, can share the information entered in the app.
Pann facilitates and organizes the task of contacting strangers, allowing the creation of lists with random and sequential phone numbers. Offers options for naming created lists, making notes and notes for each of the contacts. It is also possible from the app itself to initiate a call to the selected number or send a message (via message app) to the chosen number, provided that the number is registered in the message app.
The app allows the export of the generated random list to the device's phonebook. This feature is very practical, since, once the contact list is imported into the device's phonebook, it will allow you to easily identify the contacts that have a specific messaging app installed. Generally, just open the chosen messaging app, filter by the generic name entered in Pann, and only the contacts that have registered in the messaging app will appear.
You can also enter a generic name for all contacts that will be used when generating the * .vcf (VCARD) file, plus the number of the internal sequence of the list in the app and the last four digits of the telephone number.
Later, if you want to delete the contact list imported from Pann to your phonebook, you will have to use your device's resources for this (each device has different features and facilities), since Pann does not have a tool for managing contacts. However, as you have the option of using a generic name for all exported contacts, this will make this task much easier, as most devices have the option of multiple deletion of filtered contacts.
The user can also send the phone book to another user (via email, messaging app) or save the * .vcf file (VCARD) to a directory on the device itself or in the cloud.
Pann also offers the functionality of making a backup of a numerical sequence to be restored later on the same device or on another device, very useful in case of formatting the device or need to reinstall the app. This feature can also be used for a coordinator to distribute the phone sequences and manage the actions of contacting the numbers on each list. In this case, the app generates a file with the extension * .jspann that can be sent by email, message or saved to a directory on the current device.
The data entered in the app is restricted to your device only. They are stored only locally. The app does not store any information in the cloud (server) nor does it send any information to the cloud, email account or any other external destination. The app does not need an internet connection to work. Only the user himself, if desired, can share the information entered in the app.
