Autoli is a CRM built around the calls your team actually makes.

Sales reps call leads from their own phones all day. Those calls
disappear — no record, no follow-up, no way for a manager to know what
was said or whether anyone called back. Autoli closes that gap.

CALL TRACKING
Calls made or received on the rep's own handset are matched to the right
lead automatically and appear on that lead's timeline, with duration,
direction and outcome. Where the phone's own dialler saved a recording,
Autoli attaches it and transcribes it, so a manager can read what was
said instead of asking.

CALLER ID FOR YOUR LEADS
When a number already in your CRM rings, Autoli shows who it is before
you answer — their name, company and pipeline stage — so a rep picks up
knowing the context instead of guessing.

MISSED CALLS THAT MATTER
A missed call from a lead looks like every other missed call in the
phone's log. Autoli tells you when the caller was someone you are
selling to, so those get returned.

CALL FROM THE WEB, DIAL ON YOUR PHONE
Open a lead at your desk, press Call, and the number rings on your
handset. No retyping, no switching devices.

CLOUD CALLING
Prefer a business number? Place calls through Autoli's cloud dialler
instead: the lead sees your company caller ID, and the call is recorded,
transcribed and summarised without touching the phone's own storage.

THE REST OF THE CRM
Leads, contacts, deals and a pipeline that reflects how your team
actually sells. Tasks and reminders that ring on time. WhatsApp and
email in one thread per lead. Quotations and invoices. Reports on who
called whom, how long they talked, and what came of it.

BUILT FOR SALES TEAMS
Role-based access so reps see their own leads and managers see the team.
Works offline and syncs when the signal returns.

PRIVACY
Call tracking is off until you switch it on. Only calls to numbers
already saved in your CRM are ever uploaded — personal calls are not
recognised, not transmitted, and stay on the phone. Autoli does not
record calls: Android does not permit it. Where a recording exists, the
phone's own dialler made it under the user's own settings.