The short answer is sadly no. That is, unless you’re willing to engage in cumbersome and often decidedly strange workarounds, that certainly do not qualify as a viable business solution.
Let’s take a closer look. While on-handset call recording apps do exist in the Android world, the available apps on the Appstore all suffer from the same drawbacks:
- Some involve putting the other party on speaker and using the phone recorder to record the call (not really a solution of course)
- Others involve calling a recording service and then calling the business party and merging the calls (and what would you do for incoming – ask the caller to wait while conferencing a recording service? Again – not really a solution)
- And then there are the apps that are VoIP-based that allow this, but suffer from quality and coverage issues, and are not cellular network-grade business solutions