Private equity firm Astira Capital Partners has acquired CallRevu, which provides a call intelligence platform for the auto industry.

Boston-based Astira, which focuses on technology-enable and data-driven services, was founded by Azra Kanji in 2023 and invests out of a $675 million Fund 1. Its portfolio also includes Altus (commercial receivables management solutions) and ConData (freight post-audit and transportation spend management and analytics solutions), according to the company website.

“CallRevu has built a category-defining platform that enables automotive dealerships to transform the way they communicate, train, and perform,” Astira partner Chris Ritchie said in a news release.

“The company’s integration of technology, real-time analytics, and deep automotive expertise uniquely position it to continue leading its industry. We’re excited to support CallRevu’s next phase of growth,” Ritchie said.

Kanji, the founder and managing partner, added: “CallRevu embodies the kind of vertical market leadership and client impact that aligns with Astira’s investment philosophy.

“This acquisition deepens our focus on technology-enabled services within high-value ecosystems, and we see tremendous opportunity to scale CallRevu’s platform while investing in its people, technology, and customer success,” Kanji said.

CallRevu will use the Astira investment to accelerate its tech roadmap, bolster its artificial intelligence-driven data science capabilities and deepen integrations with other dealership software solutions providers.

“We are thrilled to partner with Astira as we continue to innovate and grow CallRevu,” CallRevu CEO Ben Chodor said in the release. “Astira’s deep experience in data-driven services and its operational support will be instrumental in accelerating our growth. Together, we will continue to innovate and deliver best-in-class solutions for our dealership clients.”

CallRevu was founded in the mid-to-late 2000s by Chip King, who was a Toyota dealer in the Baltimore area.