Click a number on any web page and your phone dials it

Add the extension

Open the LumaKol – Click to call page in the Chrome Web Store and choose Add to Chrome. Microsoft Edge installs the same extension from the Chrome Web Store once you allow extensions from other stores. Pin it to the toolbar so the LumaKol icon is always one click away.

Pair it with your account, no password needed

Click the LumaKol icon. The extension shows a QR code and an 8-character code that work for 10 minutes. Approve it with an account you are already signed in to:

• In the LumaKol app: More → Pair browser extension, then scan the QR code or type the code
• On the web: Settings → Browser extension, type the code and press Approve
• Scanning the QR code with any phone camera also opens Settings → Browser extension with the code filled in

Choose where it looks for numbers

Out of the box the extension reads nothing on its own. On a page with numbers, click the LumaKol icon and choose Find numbers on this page: a small LumaKol call icon appears after each phone number. To have that happen by itself, turn on Always on this site for the sites you work in, such as your mail or a lead portal, or allow every site. Chrome asks your permission each time.

• Indian and international numbers are recognised; dates, prices, order numbers and PIN codes are left alone
• Text boxes and editable areas are never touched, so nothing you type changes
• Pages that load more content as you scroll are checked again for new numbers

Click to call

Click the call icon next to a number. LumaKol sends the dial to your phone through click-to-call, the same as the Call button on a lead in the web app: the phone dials from your work SIM, and when the call ends it is logged and matched to the lead like any other call. If Dial calls sent from the web automatically is off in the app’s More → Calling, or the app does not have the phone permission, the phone shows a notification you tap to call instead. A message on the page says whether it worked.

• Right-click a number you have selected and choose Call with LumaKol, for numbers the icon did not catch
• Or type a number in the Dial a number box in the extension’s window, which also lists your recent dials

Add a number that is not a lead yet

Click-to-call only dials numbers that belong to your leads. When the number is not one yet, the extension offers Add as lead: type the person’s name and the lead is created with that number under your workspace’s usual rules (duplicate check, lead limits, owner), with the source set to Browser extension. Then you can call it straight away.

The same rules as calling from the web

Every dial goes through the same checks as click-to-call from the web app, and the message tells you when one stops it.

• Only members who call leads can dial; a viewer, for example, is told so
• Outside your workspace’s calling hours the call still goes through, because clicking a number is your own choice, like Call anyway in the app
• A lead marked Do not call (DND) shows as Do not call when you type its number in the extension’s window, with who marked it, when and the reason, and it cannot be dialed: the Call button is replaced and a click on the page says why
• A lead whose last outcome is “Requested no contact” is not dialed while the workspace blocks calls to them, closed days and attempt limits apply as on the phone, and after an unanswered call a lead waits out your workspace’s wait between attempts; the extension’s window shows the reason before you call
• If click-to-call is switched off for your workspace, the extension cannot dial

Sign out or remove a browser

Sign out in the extension’s window to disconnect it at once. Every browser you paired is listed in Settings → Browser extension on the web, with when it was last used; Revoke disconnects one you no longer use, such as a shared or lost computer.