TeleCalling CRM
India's affordable telecalling CRM with an auto dialer, lead management, call tracking and AI call analysis.
Analytics·Communication·Sales & CRM
What is TeleCalling CRM?
TeleCalling CRM is telecalling CRM software built for Indian sales teams. It combines an auto dialer that works through your lead list, lead management with import and assignment, call tracking with duration logs, and a sales pipeline with deal values.
Leads can arrive automatically from more than 12 sources, including Facebook and Instagram Lead Ads, Google Ads, 99acres, MagicBricks, JustDial and Google Sheets. A live war room shows agent activity, talk time and idle time in real time, while AI call analysis transcribes, summarizes and scores every call.
It suits telecalling and sales managers who want calling, lead tracking and reporting in one place instead of a separate dialer, CRM, WhatsApp tool and spreadsheet. Agents can also call, log and send WhatsApp templates from the Android app using their own number.
Plans start at ₹999 per month for up to 5 users, excluding GST, and a 3-day free trial is offered with no credit card required.
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