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Call Logs

The Call Logs page displays a chronological list of all calls for the selected account, including inbound, outbound, and internal calls.

Call List​

The table shows:

  • Date/Time — When the call started
  • Direction — Inbound, outbound, or internal
  • From / To — Phone numbers with labels when available
  • Duration — Talk time (does not include ring time)
  • Status — Completed, no answer, busy, failed, or voicemail
  • Quality — MOS score (worst across call legs)

Click any row to open the call detail page.

Call Detail​

The detail page shows comprehensive information about a single call. The fields shown depend on the call direction.

Call Information​

Inbound calls show:

  • Number Dialed — Which of your phone numbers the caller dialed (useful for tracking marketing lines or brands)
  • Caller — The external phone number that called
  • Routed To — The extension or person the call was routed to

Outbound calls show:

  • Called By — The user or extension that placed the call
  • Destination — The external phone number that was dialed
  • Caller ID — Which of your phone numbers was used as the outgoing caller ID

Internal calls show the originating and receiving extensions.

All calls include start, answer, and end timestamps, plus the talk duration.

Recording​

When a recording is available, an audio player lets you listen to the call directly in the browser. Use the Download button to save the audio file.

AI Summary​

For calls with transcripts, an AI-generated summary provides a quick overview of what was discussed.

Transcript​

The full speech-to-text transcript of the call recording. While the recording is still being processed, the card shows a "still being generated" message; reload the page after transcription completes to see the text.

Quality Metrics​

Per-leg quality metrics (PSTN and endpoint) are displayed when available:

  • MOS — Mean Opinion Score (1.0–4.5). Green indicates good quality (3.5+), yellow is fair (2.5–3.5), and red indicates poor quality.
  • Jitter — Variation in packet arrival time, in milliseconds.
  • Packet Loss — Percentage of packets lost during the call.
  • Round-Trip Time — Network latency in milliseconds.