Inside a dealership, CRM means the record of every buyer conversation: who enquired about which model, who came for a test drive, who is waiting on a finance answer and who is due for the next service. NLCaller keeps that record on the sales executive's mobile, the device buyers actually ring. Enquiries from Google, Facebook, Walk-in or a custom tag such as an auto portal land in each executive's own pending queue, with custom fields for model, variant, colour and exchange vehicle. What sets it apart for a showroom is that the same app follows the buyer after delivery: the vehicle is logged as a sale, and a reminder can repeat every 180 days, or any gap you choose, with an end date, so free and paid service calls come up without a register. When an executive leaves, leads can be transferred with their history intact. As of October 2026, a seat is ₹254 a month on the quarterly plan, billed ₹762, GST extra.
Showrooms with a dedicated calling desk can use the hands-free auto dialer to work through enquiry lists, and managers sharing walk-ins fairly may want round-robin lead distribution. Managers setting up queues and checks for the whole floor can read the CRM for sales teams.