The SDK runs in the background. After each phone call it shows relevant call information to the user, e.g. identifies unknown numbers, missed calls, unsuccessful calls etc. as part of your active app screen, and makes it possible to use this data directly as part of your app features.

It is easy to integrate the SDK into your Android app. Simply follow the step-by-step guide on the download page after you’ve signed in to my.staging.calldorado.com.

• READ_PHONE_STATE
• READ_CONTACTS
• OVERLAY

We support Android version 4.1 and above.

We currently support Android Studio and Unity from version 5.0.1. You’ll find documentation guides in the Help Center section through the Admin Panel at my.staging.calldorado.com

The minimum required SDK version is 16 or newer (API level). We recommend targeting API 28 to keep up with platform standards. It will look like this in your project:

defaultConfig  {
minSdkVersion 16
targetSdkVersion 28
}

No, the Calldorado SDK is for Android only. iOS does not allow apps to react to phone calls so the real-time caller ID feature is not possible.

Yes, absolutely! You can add your logo and customize the design of the call information screen to match your app’s look and feel. You use your app’s excellent content and functions, to enhance the call experience for your users. (add links to mockups)

The Calldorado SDK currently supports the following languages: Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, English, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.

The language is set to the default language of the phone. The user can only change the language of the caller ID feature by changing the default language on the phone.

Yes, the Calldorado SDK works all over the world.

The first installed app, with the SDK, will get the right to show the caller ID feature and advertisements. We call it “first install wins”.

Right now! Click here to register, and follow the simple step-by-step guide. A member of our team will be in contact with you shortly.

In order to receive callbacks when Calldorado is initializing the SDK, you can implement our “CalldoradoEventCallback” interface, which contains three methods:

OnLoadingStarted – When the SDK loading is initiated

OnLoadingFinished – When the SDK has finished initializing

OnLoadingError(String errorString) – When an error occurs during initialization

Basic Example:

public class classname implements CalldoradoEventsManager.CalldoradoEventCallback

public void onCreate() {

…..

CalldoradoEventsManager.getInstance().setCalldoradoEventCallback(this);

}

@Override

public void onLoadingStarted() {

// TODO handle loading started

}

@Override

public void onLoadingFinished() {

// TODO handle loading finished

}

@Override

public void onLoadingError(String errorString) {

// TODO handle loading error

}