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Call list

The complete history of your calls, with filters and an export. This is the screen you use to find proof of what actually happened.

The columns

The call list and its filters, at the top of the page
The call list and its filters, at the top of the page
ColumnWhat it shows
Date and timeThe moment of the call
Call typeInbound, outbound or internal
CallThe parties involved
DurationThe total duration, with talk time below it
Disconnection causeWho hung up, and why
Extension or queueThe extension or queue that handled the call
TagsThe tags applied to the call, as coloured pills. The column stays empty for a call without tags
Call variablesThe number of variables the call carries. A click on that number shows them, with their values. The column stays empty for a call without variables
RecordingThe recording, if one exists

The filters

The filters can be combined.

FilterValues
Call statusAnswered, Unanswered, All
Call typeAll, Inbound, Outbound, Internal
TagsThe tags of your list, to tick. This filter only appears if you have defined at least one tag
PeriodToday, Yesterday, This week, Last week, This month, Last month, or Other
From and toTwo dates, when you choose the "Other" period
CallerA number or a name
RecipientA number or a name
Duration between andTwo bounds in seconds

The Apply button runs the search. The number of results is shown above the list, which you browse page by page. With Tags, a call is shown as soon as it carries at least one of the ticked tags.

Finding calls by tag

A tag is a word of your vocabulary, applied to a call by your dial plan (Tag module) or by the user, from the softphone, during the conversation. It appears in the Tags column once the call has ended.

To count last week's complaints, choose the period, tick the tag and click Apply: the number of results shown above the list is the answer. Tags are created in Modules, Call tags: see the page Call tags.

Exporting

The Export to CSV button produces a file of the current selection, with filters applied. This is what you use for analysis in a spreadsheet, or to hand over a record.

Diagnosing a complaint

The sequence that works, when a customer claims they couldn't reach anyone:

  1. Filter on their number in Caller, for the period concerned.
  2. Check the status: did the call arrive, and was it answered?
  3. If unanswered, check the extension or queue: where did it ring?
  4. Check the disconnection cause: did they hang up themselves, or was the call cut off?

These four pieces of information are almost always enough to tell apart a call that never arrived, a call that arrived at the wrong place, and a caller who didn't wait.

What each report measures, and how to read it

See the Queues and statistics page