Invoca Call Tracking Software

About Invoca

Invoca is a privately held conversation intelligence and revenue execution company founded in 2008, formerly known as RingRevenue. Official LLM and about pages list headquarters in Santa Barbara, California, with a published US mailing address at 8605 Santa Monica Blvd, Suite 56543, West Hollywood, CA 90069. The main US phone listed on the LLM info page is +1 (877) 586-1410. The platform connects digital campaigns to inbound phone and SMS conversations so marketing and contact center teams can attribute spend, qualify leads, and convert more of those interactions into revenue. Named capabilities include AI call tracking with dynamic number insertion, Signal AI conversation analytics, PreSense digital-journey signals for agents, AI quality management, call routing and IVR, and Nico, an AI revenue conversion agent for voice and text. Public pricing is quote-based across Pro, Enterprise, and Elite tiers, with add-ons for Signal AI, PreSense, and quality management. Invoca states it has raised $184 million from investors including Upfront Ventures, Accel, Silver Lake Waterman, H.I.G. Growth Partners, and Salesforce Ventures. Official about copy names Mayo Clinic, Mutual of Omaha, and Verizon. Gregg Johnson is CEO. Colin Kelley is listed as founder. The company is not publicly traded. Invoca's own LLM info page, last updated June 2026, lists 400-plus employees. The CEO biography on the about page states the business has been scaled beyond $100 million in ARR. No exact annual revenue figure was published on the pages reviewed.

Invoca  Features

1. AI call tracking: Dynamic number insertion attributes inbound phone conversions to campaign, keyword, ad, and session.

2. Signal AI: Patented conversation analytics that scores 100 percent of calls for intent, outcomes, topics, sentiment, and agent KPIs.

3. Nico AI revenue conversion agent: Voice and SMS agent that engages, qualifies, books, and routes inbound leads around the clock.

4. PreSense: Passes real-time digital journey signals to contact center agents at call arrival.

5. Quality management: AI scorecards and coaching that automatically score agent performance and compliance.

6. Marketing attribution and PPC optimization: Feeds offline phone conversions into Google Ads, Meta, Microsoft Ads, and other platforms.

7. Intelligent call routing and IVR: Routes callers by intent, journey data, and business rules, with configurable IVR.

8. Invoca Exchange integrations: No-code connections to ad platforms, CRMs, CDPs, and CCaaS tools.

Invoca  Pricing

Public vendor packaging is quote-based with annual contracts. Brands and agencies: Pro (6,000 annual local or toll-free numbers, 5 custom Signals), Enterprise (12,000 numbers, 50 Signals; listed as most popular), Elite (18,000 numbers, 100 Signals, includes PreSense and intelligent routing). Pay-per-call editions: Performance Professional and Performance Enterprise with the same number counts. Add-ons listed on the pricing page include Signal AI, Quality Management and Agent Coaching, and PreSense. Dollar amounts are not published. Invoca says pricing varies by organization size, number count, and contract length.

Invoca  Customers

Mayo Clinic; Mutual of Omaha; Verizon; BBQGuys; Rogers Communications; Kinetic by Windstream; United States Gold Bureau; University Hospitals

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