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Keep your Salesforce dialer, its call button and your existing backend. Your developer connects them to Trackly’s calling API and browser headset SDK.
1

Create your account

Sign up for Trackly, verify your email and sign in. Use your existing account if you already have one.
2

Ask Trackly to enable your first test

Send Trackly your account ID from Voice → Calling setup. Trackly enables calling and browser headset access and confirms a caller number for your account. We can supply an existing test number; you do not need to buy or port numbers to begin.
3

Save your business details

In Calling setup, select the business that will make calls. Fill in Business details and save. Your first test does not require buying caller-branding or reputation services.
4

Confirm the test arrangement

Confirm your assigned caller number, test recipient, calling limits and billing arrangement with Trackly. Phone numbers and Billing show the account’s setup. Trackly will let you know when your account is ready for a test call.
5

Create your developer's API key

Open Settings → API Keys. Create a key with voice_calls.read and voice_calls.write. Your developer stores it in your backend; it must never appear in Salesforce browser code.
6

Send your developer the integration guide

Share the Salesforce dialer guide. It provides the SDK download and the API mapping for replacing the existing calling provider. Your users keep working inside your Salesforce dialer.
7

Make the first headset call

Once Trackly confirms activation and your developer completes the integration, connect your headset, allow microphone access and call the agreed test phone from Salesforce. Check audio in both directions, mute and hangup before expanding the test to more users.
If calling is unavailable or a Voice scope cannot be enabled, send Trackly the account ID and displayed error. Do not send API keys in chat or screenshots.