
In person
Tap record and set the phone down. Siro captures the whole conversation.
Customer conversations are the most valuable data in your business. One tap starts the recording, and Siro takes it from there.
The conversations that decide a sale happen in a lot of places. Siro captures all of them, so every one can be coached the same way.

Tap record and set the phone down. Siro captures the whole conversation.

Take outgoing or incoming cell phone calls with customers.

Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, all captured in Siro.

Import calls automatically from your phone system into Siro.

Sellers run back-to-back appointments and take calls in between. Siro keeps recording through all of it, so every conversation is captured and analyzed.
Recordings save to the phone and upload once you're back in range, whether you're in a basement, a parking garage or a rural driveway.
When a call comes in, recording pauses so the caller can hear you, and in most cases picks back up on its own when you hang up. If it can't, the app shows you right away.
Transcripts are available instantly, and battery saver mode keeps phones going through back-to-back appointments.

A recording tool only works if sellers use it. Siro is designed around the seller, from the one-tap start to the coaching they get back, and it shows in how teams use it.
97%+
license utilization across Siro customers in 2026
Sellers use their own recordings to see what's working and get better. No one listens in live, and every recording shows who can open it.
We encourage sellers to always ask for consent before recording. Most introduce Siro as a note taker so nothing gets missed, and if a customer prefers not to be recorded, nothing is saved.
Yes. Recording sales conversations is legal in all 50 states, and some states require every party's consent. We encourage sellers to always ask for consent before recording. If a customer prefers not to be recorded, nothing is saved.
Ask before you start. Most sellers introduce Siro as a note taker that makes sure nothing gets missed, and fewer than 1% of customers say no.
Yes. Recordings save to the phone and upload when you're back in range. Halftime, the live coaching feature, needs a signal.
Recording pauses during the call so the person on the line can hear you, and in most cases resumes on its own when you hang up. If it can't, the app shows it's paused so you can tap resume.
Siro uses less than 10% battery per hour, and the average Siro user can record for 10 hours straight without charging. Battery saver mode helps on long days, and a portable charger covers back-to-back appointments.
Siro is built for sellers to coach themselves. There's no live listening, and sellers use their own recordings to get better. Teams that roll it out as development, not oversight, see sellers adopt it within their first few appointments.
Fewer than 1% of customers push back when a seller asks to record. Most don't mind once the seller explains it's a note taker so nothing gets missed.
Instantly. Transcripts are available as soon as the recording ends.