A nurse checks off procedures, a manager snaps a contract with the camera, the director checks revenue. All from a phone: today as a PWA on the home screen, with iOS and Android apps coming soon.

95sales CRM opens in a mobile browser at your company's address and adapts to a narrow screen. Add it to your home screen, and it launches like a regular app: with its own icon, full screen, no address bar.
What the mobile version includes:
| Feature | How it looks on a phone |
|---|---|
| Role-based bottom menu | The role's four main sections at the bottom, plus "Menu" with all sections as tiles and search |
| "+" button | Quick actions based on role permissions: new lead, admit a patient, payment, expense, care, document, cash count, message |
| Push notifications | New inquiries, tasks and urgent alerts come to your phone |
| Care check-offs | "Done" in one tap, entering vitals, backdated check-offs |
| Document photos | Snap a contract or ID with the camera, and it goes straight to the office for review |
The mobile version matters most where staff don't sit at a computer.
For medical staff, the mobile version is the main work tool. The screen shows scheduled procedures: repositioning, feeding, fluids, linen changes, hygiene, blood pressure and temperature. The nurse taps "Done" once, enters vitals, sees overdue procedures and can backdate a check-off if they didn't get to it right away. More: care plan and the nurse's mobile view.
At a meeting with a patient's family or a client, a manager photographs the contract, ID or consent form, and the file goes straight into the record. The office reviews the document and either accepts it or leaves a comment, and the manager fixes it. More: documents, contracts and consent forms.
If the CRM is installed on the phone as a PWA and notifications are allowed, employees get push messages about new inquiries, tasks and rule-based events. Urgent alerts from a manager require read confirmation, and the CRM shows who saw them. More: tasks, planner and notifications.
iPhone (Safari):
Android (Chrome):
On iPhone, push notifications for web apps work only after the app is added to the home screen.
A PWA (progressive web app) is a website that installs on your phone and behaves like an app. Today 95sales runs as a PWA; iOS and Android apps are coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. Here's how the two approaches compare:
| 95sales CRM PWA | Native app from a store | |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | From the browser in 30 seconds | Through the App Store or Google Play |
| Updates | Always the latest version, nothing to update | Depends on whether the employee updated the app |
| Push notifications | Yes | Yes |
| Camera for document photos | Yes | Yes |
| Works offline | No | Depends on the app |
| Phone storage | Barely any: data is stored on the server | Takes space like any app |
For your team, this means a new employee opens a link, signs in and starts working right away. New features reach everyone at the same time.
The same rules apply on a phone as on a computer: the server enforces roles and permissions, 2FA works, the screen locks after 60 minutes of inactivity, and a lost phone can be cut off by ending its session. More: data security.
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FAQ
Today it's a PWA: it installs on your home screen, works like an app and sends push notifications. iOS and Android apps are coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
No. There's no offline mode. You need mobile data or Wi-Fi to work.
Yes, push notifications arrive if the CRM is added to your home screen and notifications are allowed.
In the mobile view, the nurse sees scheduled procedures, taps "Done" once, and enters blood pressure and temperature.
Roles, 2FA, auto-lock and the watermark all apply, and a lost phone is cut off by ending its session. Employees see only what their role allows.
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