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There is one default call recording rule that Switchvox automatically follows, called user-initiated recordings. When a user records a call (his own call or another person’s), those recordings are included here. These are the same recordings that the user has in his or her Mailbox, so if you or the user deletes one of these recordings, it is no longer available in either area. However, if the user forwarded the recording to another Switchvox user, that version is unchanged.
Scheduling a Call Recording
To schedule a new call recording, click Schedule a New Call Recording.
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What do you want to label these call recordings? Enter a unique name for this scheduled call recording rule.
Viewing & Playing Recorded Calls
The Recorded Calls list shows the information for each recorded call, and lets you play the call. When you click Play, you can choose to play the call with your audio player, or download the file (these options may depend on your Web browser’s settings).
Filter Options. To view and listen to a specific set of calls, click on the Click to show filter options link. The Apply Filter dropdown lets you filter the recordings list. Click Run Filter to limit the Recorded Calls to the calls that match your filter.
Date. Enter the surrounding dates of the time period that you would like to hear the recorded calls from.
Recording Tag. Simply choose the recording tag of the recorded calls that you would like to hear from the dropdown.
Duration. Simply choose the time limit of the recorded calls you would like to hear from the dropdown.
From Caller ID. Enter the phone number, extension, or caller ID of the person who called you that you would like to hear the recorded calls from.
To Caller ID. Enter the phone number, extension, or caller ID of the person who you called, that you would like to hear the recorded calls from
Recorded Account. In this filter option, you must choose either Phone Extensions, Call Queues or Extension Groups from the dropdown, and then choose which account from the lists that are displayed below the menu.
Call Recording Settings
You can back up your recorded calls to an external FTP server before the calls are deleted. This is highly recommended if you rely on call recordings. On the main page, click Enter Call Recording Settings. Enter your FTP server settings.
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<recording_info> <recording_tag>Steve Smith</recording_tag> <recorded_call_id>1200</recorded_call_id> <recorder_cid></recorder_cid> <recorded_cid>Steve Smith <102></recorded_cid> <recorder_account_id></recorder_account_id> <recorded_account_id>1101</recorded_account_id> <from_account_id>0</from_account_id> <from_caller_id>BuyIt <7771021212></from_caller_id> <to_account_id>1101</to_account_id> <to_caller_id>Steve Smith<102></to_caller_id> <duration>316</duration> <date_created_ts>2007-04-06 15:00:41.611474</date_created_ts> <date_created_secs>1175896842</date_created_secs> </recording_info> |
Deleting Recorded Calls
To delete call recordings, check the box for each one that you want to delete, then click Delete Checked (at the top of the list). Be sure that you do indeed want to delete the recordings, then click Yes, Delete. If you are deleting ‘user-initiated recordings,’ the recordings are deleted from the user’s Mailbox.