The Complete Guide

Number Pattern

Checks the digits of the phone number.

• Starts with: Useful for country codes (+44) or mobile prefixes.
• Contains: Useful if you dial a code yourself (e.g. ***) to force a rule.

Contact Account

Checks where the contact is saved on your phone (e.g. "Work Exchange" or "Private Gmail").

This is the most powerful way to separate work and private life without manually creating groups.

• Inclusive: Applies ONLY to these accounts.
• Exclusive: Applies to everyone EXCEPT these accounts (useful for "Unknowns").

Contact Group

Checks if the contact is in a specific group (label) in your address book, such as "Family", "VIP" or "Patients".

Day & Time

Create rules that only work at certain times.

• Days: Select active days (e.g. Mon-Fri for work rules).
• Time: Set a time slot (e.g. 09:00 - 17:00).

SIM Card

Filter based on which SIM card is receiving the call. Essential for your "Firewall".

Example: "If called on my Work SIM on the weekend -> Send directly to voicemail."

Anonymous Caller

React specifically to callers who have hidden their number (Private number).

Repeating Caller

The "Emergency" option. This condition is true if the same number calls X times within Y minutes.

Use this in combination with the Allow action to break through your own blocks in case of emergency.

Incoming History

Smart callback. This condition checks: "Did this number call me recently?"

Scenario: Someone calls you on SIM 2. You miss the call. When you call back, PaSS sees in the history that this number belongs to SIM 2 and automatically chooses SIM 2 for the return call.

Choose SIM

Determines which line the call goes through.

• Specific SIM: Force SIM 1 or SIM 2.
• Ask: Shows a popup so you can choose yourself.
• Last used: Remembers which SIM you used for this specific contact before.

Prefix / Suffix

Adds characters to the number.

• Prefix (Start): E.g. #31# to call anonymously or +44 for country codes.
• Suffix (End): Sometimes used for PBX systems.

Edit Number

Useful for corrections or custom codes.

• Remove Characters: E.g. remove the first 3 digits (if you dial *2*0612345678 to trigger a rule).
• Replace Characters: Search for + and replace with 00.

Handle Call

What should happen with the caller?

• Block: Disconnect immediately. The phone does not ring and you get no notification.
• Reject / Voicemail: Rejects the call (as if you pressed the red button).
• Silence: Phone rings, but without sound or vibration.
• Allow: Let the call through. (Place this at the top to overwrite blocks!).

Show Notification

Gives visual feedback (Toast or Overlay) that a rule is active.

Smart Variables:
PaSS automatically fills these codes:

• {{rule}}: The name of this rule.
• {{sim}}: The name of the used SIM card.
• {{contactname}}: The contact name (if found).
• Outgoing: {{originalNumber}} / {{dialedNumber}}
• Incoming: {{callerNumber}}

Opmaak: You can style the text with simple HTML tags: <b>bold</b>, <i>italic</i>, <br> (new line).

Backup & Share

You can save your rules or share them with colleagues.

• Export: Select which rules to save. The list shows with arrows (??/??) whether they are outgoing or incoming rules.
• Import: Open a .pass file. PaSS attempts to automatically recognize SIM cards.