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Open Contacts, then select the add-contact button beside the

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search box. We'll create an app contact for a

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fictional colleague called Alex.

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Enter the contact's name. You can add a surname

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and photo too, if you'd like.

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Add the phone number or extension. We're using two

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thousand and three on our local test phone system.

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Select Save. Alex now appears in the contact list.

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To organise contacts, open the three-dot group menu and

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choose New group.

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Give the group a recognisable name. We're calling this

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one Tutorial team.

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Save the group, open Alex's contact, then choose the

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pencil to edit it.

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Scroll down to Groups and tick Tutorial team. A

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contact can belong to more than one group.

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Save again, then select Tutorial team in the contact

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list. The filter shows the contacts assigned to that

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group.

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To call Alex, open the contact and check the

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saved number.

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Select the voice-call button. SessionTalk dials the saved extension,

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and the test phone at the other end rings.