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Call recording
Hi,
I'm new on IP Office and in my first installation the client want to record all calls (internal or external) to 5 of their phones (this is a broker and those 5 phones receive orders and they need to record the calls to prove that the order was given). The external calls are recorded but the internal calls (from one extension to another) aren't. Is there a way to record internal calls automatically? If a external call goes to a phone were it is not recorded and transfered to a phone were the call is recorded it counts as an external call or an internal call? Thanks in advance, Rui Cordeiro |
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PBXtech GOLD 100+ posts
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Re: Call recording
1 I do not thinkj tyou can force recording of internal calls
2) a transfered call should still be seen as an external call (i think I have not yet tested) 3) mandatory recording can fail, example:- 1 spare VM port - 2 exts with mandatory recording attempt to make a call. both calls will dial out & the VM will record the 1st one to connect. the 2nd call will still connect but will not be recording! This has been a problem with all releases of VM pro.
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