CDRs

The CDRs (Call Data Records) page provides a detailed overview of each call's information, including metrics like caller, destination, duration, and cost, along with summary statistics based on applied filters.

On the CDRs (call data records) page, you can view details of each call: the caller, destination, time, duration, cost, and more. The page also shows the summary, including the main call metrics for the calls within the set filters.

To view the call data records list:

  1. In the main menu, click CDRs - CDRs List.

    Screenshot of the **CDRs > CDRs List** page

    CDRs > CDRs List page


  1. Apply any needed filters.

    Screenshot of the **Search Filter** section

    Search Filter section


  1. To use more filtering options, click Advanced Search.

    Screenshot of the **Advanced Search** fields

    Advanced Search fields

You can filter calls with Whisper/Listen/Barge during the call using the Whisper Calls option in the Call Type drop-down list:

Screenshot of the **Call Type** drop-down list options

Call Type drop-down list options

  1. Optionally, to be able to use the same filters again, save the settings as a template.

  2. Click Search.

Under the filter section, you will see the summary of all calls based on the applied filters, distributed by call types (total, inbound, outbound, and other calls - internal and Dialer), as well as some additional information:

  • Answered / Not answered calls

  • ACD(average call duration)

  • ASRASR (answer seizure ratio)

  • Duration

  • Bill duration

    Screenshot of the summary of all calls

    Summary of all calls

The list of detailed call data records will appear below.

Screenshot of the page with detailed call data records

Page with detailed call data records

Screenshot of the page with detailed call data record

Page with the detailed call data record

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NOTE

You might want to mask phone numbers or parts of them so that users don't see them on the CDRs page. Please take a look here to learn how to do it.

To save or print the filtered CDRs, click the save icon in the top-right corner of the list and select the necessary option.

Screenshot of the saving options

Saving options

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Save button

After saving, you are redirected to Tasks‍. Here, you can download reports as soon as they are generated.

The table below explains each column in the CDRs list:

ColumnDescription
# The unique ID of the call in the system
Call StartThe date and time when the call started
TypeThe type of the call:
Inbound: 9.png
Outbound: 10.png
Other (Internal, Dialer, or calls with Whisper/Listen/Barge): 11.png
DestinationThe customer's phone number and the original dialed number below it, with Phone Number Masking included for users with the masking.
Caller IDThe DID number that the agent called with
CountryThe country of the call destination
DurationThe duration of the conversation (the chargeable time).
The total duration of the call is displayed in brackets, including the ringing time.
DesksThe desk(s) that the calling agent is included in
QueueThe queue this call belongs to (for incoming calls only)
AgentThe calling or answering agent
Bridged AgentIn case of call transfer, this field will contain the agent to whom the call was transferred.
The field would show the calling or answering agent if there was no call transfer.
CostThe cost of the call
Hangup reasonThe reason the call ended
12.pngAdditional actions. Please take a look at the details below.

Additional actions

If you click this button, you can select from three actions:

Screenshot of the additional actions

Additional actions

  • Recording: listen to the call recording and download it. All the recording files are saved in the .flac format.
Screenshot of the **Recording** section

Recording section

If the agent applies the split recording feature during the call, several parts of the call will appear here. You can listen to or download each piece as a separate file.

Screenshot of the **Recording** section with split recording feature applied

Recording section with split recording feature applied

If you use call recording encryption with a passphrase, you must provide the passphrase to decrypt the recording.

Screenshot of the **Secret Passphrase Prompt** section

Secret Passphrase Prompt section

  • Related CDRs: view more details on each call, such as when the call started, was answered, if the call was transferred to other agents, etc.
Screenshot of the **Related CDRs** section

Related CDRs section

  • CDR Events: view technical details of the call.
Screenshot of the **CDR Events** section

CDR Events section