I am developing an Android CRM application that needs to automatically store and associate cellular call recordings with CRM leads.

Google Phone (com.google.android.dialer) can record calls on supported devices, but the recordings appear to be stored inside the Google Phone application's private storage.

I want to know whether there is any officially supported Android API, Intent, ContentProvider, URI, permission, or other mechanism that allows a third-party application to automatically access or receive Google Phone call recordings after a call ends.

The desired flow is:

Google Phone

→ records cellular call

→ recording becomes available

→ CampusPilotCRM automatically receives the recording

→ CRM matches it using phone number/time/duration

→ uploads it to our server.

I do NOT want to require the user to manually press Share after every call.

I understand that directly accessing another application's private sandbox is normally restricted. I am specifically looking for a legitimate, documented Android/Google-supported mechanism that would allow this integration.

If no such API exists, are there any supported alternatives for enterprise/device-managed applications?

Target devices are 200+ Android phones with different Android versions and manufacturers. The application will be distributed outside Google Play.

I am not looking for root, reverse engineering, bypassing Android security, or accessing private app data without authorization. I want to know what officially supported options exist.