A call comes in and you do not pick up, or you decline it. CallReply spots it in the call log, checks your rules and sends a text from your own number. Everything then shows up in the history and in your client area.
You're with a client, driving or on another line. CallReply sees it, even with the phone locked.
From your own number, with the contact's first name when you know it. Your customer gets a normal text and can reply.
They know you saw it and will call back. Everything is logged in your history, on the phone and on the web.
Hello, I'm on a job site. I'll call you back before 1 pm. Christophe, Martin Plumbing
Great, thanks. It's about the leak under the sink.
Example. The text is yours, change it whenever you like.
Every missed call and every SMS is sent up to your web client area. The dashboard shows four counters, missed calls, SMS sent, SMS delivered and SMS failed, with activity charts over 7, 30 or 90 days or any period you choose.
Online, you edit your templates and STOP list, browse the history filtered by date, number or event type, and manage your devices and subscription. If you agree, your contacts are synced so names appear instead of bare numbers.
Download the APK from callreply.fr and install it on a phone running Android 8.0 or later. Create your account, then write your message in the French template and, if needed, the English one. Next, choose which calls trigger a text: missed, declined, or both. The setup guide walks you through to your first test. You can change these choices at any time.
CallReply needs to read the call log to spot unanswered calls and to send SMS so it can reply from your SIM. Contacts access is optional. On some brands, such as Samsung, Xiaomi, Oppo or Huawei, you also need to exclude the app from battery optimisation: the guide shows where that setting lives on your model. Each permission is explained before it is requested.
Before sending, CallReply checks several rules. Is the number on the STOP list? Has it already had a text today? Has the daily cap been reached? Has the minimum gap since the last send passed? If a rule blocks the send, the call appears in the history with the reason. A withheld number gets nothing, as there is no number to reply to.
Detection works with the phone locked or asleep. If it was switched off, or the battery died, CallReply keeps a resume point: on restart, it reads the call log from that point and handles the calls missed in the meantime. The guardrails apply in exactly the same way, so a caller does not get several texts for the same day.
The same explanations as in the app: what each permission is for, what CallReply never does, and what happens if you refuse it. In the app, each one also shows its status (Allowed · Refused · To change in the settings) and the button to set it.
By default, as soon as the call appears as missed or declined in the call log and your rules allow it: that is automatic mode. In scheduled mode, the texts all go out together at the time you choose, for example 6:00 pm.
Yes, with the STOP list. Numbers on it never receive a text. You can edit it on the phone or from the web client area.
They only get one text per day. Later calls are logged in the history marked as already answered today.
Open the missed call in the history and send a reply in one tap. Manual reply stays free, even without a subscription.
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