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Please let me know if that change was made to both options in FreePBX and that it has been applied. If it has already, try an on demand recording of an incoming call and include CLI output in your response.

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Thanks for the suggestion Rob - Unfortunately it made no difference.

Dictation was already disabled, so enabled, tested, disabled, tested, enabled and tested. All failed to record when pressing *1 during a call.

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I am not sure why this is occurring. When I setup my asterisk systems, after setting the options specified above, recording on demand works great. I use the PBX-In-A-Flash ISOs and when it comes to asterisk I am still a newbie.

Thanks for the feed back. It sounds a little bit more complicated than I thought. I was hoping for a setting in the extension that would allow to change the default location setting of a recorded call and directed a mailbox.

I am trying to find a way to change the storage location for recorded calls. The currently record on my root partition to /var/spool/asterisk/monitor and then by year, month and date. I would like to direct them to record in a special directory on my home partition since it has a lot more room. Does anyone know if this can be done?

The users in my organization are becoming concerned after receiving these notification emails that states to the user "an administrator of your RingCentral phone system has turned on automatic call recording on your extension". My employee receives this notification at random and there is no audit log of this interaction. There is no way of turning off this email notification without turning off call recording for the user all together. The other option is to change all user email to one a single email. neither of the option or good enough, I need the employee to still receive email notification of their missed calls. My employee feels as if IT department are listening in on their calls and we need a solution to remove this notification completely or re-word the email in such a way that it doesn't villainize my department. We have been a RingCentral customer for 3 years with hundreds of users and we pay a lot of money for RingCentral services, and we feel as if this problem needs to be accommodated. RingCentral Q.PNG

In the last two years that i posted this, i found my own solution to this problem. I took advantage of Microsoft 365 Security for my tenant. " ". From here i created a rule for the quarantined message to specifically quarantine the message that states, "Call Recording" and it's from RingCentral, basically. From there i can do whatever i need from with the email as a global admin. You can be more specific with your configuration, but my advice would be to explore your tenant or domain options. This won't work for everyone, but this did work for me. Hopefully this helps.

When I listen to the recording online it is in stereo. When I download, each speaker is in mono (in right ear or left). Is there a way to download the stereo version? I'm hoping to use it for a podcast.

We want to have a single number that customers can call. They press 1 for sales, 2 for customer service etc. The call then gets routed to the correct team. A team member answers the calls via Teams and as soon as they answer the recording begins.

New York University (NYU) strives to maintain the highest quality of customer service while fielding calls to assist the University community. To improve and maintain a high level of customer service, NYU encourages ongoing training and career development for its employees. It also acknowledges that review and performance analysis are necessary elements of a state-of-the-art customer service program. Communication by telephone continues to be a critical tool in providing information, advice, and assistance to members of our community. To that end, individual colleges, schools, institutes, operating units, departments, and/or divisions may develop a customer service call recording and/or call monitoring plan solely for: (1) improving customer satisfaction; (2) assessing and improving processes; (3) creating visible accountability for performance; (4) maintaining quality standards; (5) improving efficiency and productivity; (6) demonstrating compliance; and (7) improving training concerning service calls. Neither call monitoring nor call recording at NYU is to be used for any other purposes. This policy does not form an agreement and may be amended, revised, and rescinded at NYU's discretion.

The purpose of this policy sets forth the rules and guidelines to be followed by all New York University colleges, schools, institutes, operating units, departments and/or divisions when establishing and implementing a customer service call recording and/or monitoring plan. This policy is also to be followed by employees who handle calls that are recorded and/or monitored calls.

This policy applies to all employees involved in the developing, implementing, maintaining, and monitoring of customer service call recording and/or monitoring plans, and all employees who handle service calls that are recorded and/or monitored.

It was not someone but something that applied the noise filter, this is the pure audio I got from the system. That is actually what ZOOM (the video conf tool I used) is giving me. Will look for alternatives or parallel audio recording on participant side in the future.

The classic method for recording conference voices (last week) is to have each person record their own voice. Most of the time, the local voice is good quality and still available even with the conferencing software running. The people all save sound files and forward them to you.

VBC Call Recording: On-Demand allows you to capture conversations from any device for future reference and to share as needed. You can easily find your recorded calls on your VBC Desktop and Mobile App, replay them and email to others from your office or on the go.

It seems that for outbound calls the default behavior is for calls to be recorded, even with the "Allow agents to control call recording" setting selected. I want recording to be OFF at the start of a call, while allowing the agent to turn recording on at any time (after receiving consent).

So we can continue to record calls after the customer has been transferred to an external party, but the recording will not continue when transferred internally? This seems incredibly backwards, so I can't believe I'm understanding that correctly.

Hey Ryan Christian! In a situation where a customer calls and gets connected to Agent A, but Agent A needs to transfer the call to Agent B, then Agent A can first call Agent B and chat before actually transferring the customer to agent B. The conversation between customer and Agent A is recorded. The conversation between Agent A and Agent B is not recorded. The conversation between customer and Agent B is recorded. The conversation between Agent A and B is what we consider the "consultation" or "warm handoff". Once the call ends, the call recording is posted to the ticket. You may need to refresh the page in order to get the full recoding that includes both the first conversation with Agent A and the second conversation with Agent B.

In this post, we provide a serverless solution to cost-optimize the storage of contact-center call recordings. The solution automates the scheduling, storage-tiering, and resampling of call-recording files, resulting in immediate cost savings. The solution is an asynchronous architecture built using AWS Step Functions, Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS), and AWS Lambda.

Amazon Connect provides an omnichannel cloud contact center with the ability to maintain call recordings for compliance and gaining actionable insights using Contact Lens for Amazon Connect and AWS Contact Center Intelligence Partners. The storage required for call recordings can quickly increase as customers meet compliance retention requirements, often spanning six or more years. This can lead to hundreds of terabytes in long-term storage.

When an agent completes a customer call, Amazon Connect sends the call recording to an Amazon Simple Storage Solution (Amazon S3) bucket with: a date and contact ID prefix, the file stored in the .WAV format and encoded using bitrate 256 kb/s, pcm_s16le, 8000 Hz, two channels, and 256 kb/s. The call-recording files are approximately 2 Mb/minute optimized for high-quality processing, such as machine learning analysis (see Figure 1).

When a call recording is sent to Amazon S3, downstream post-processing is often performed to generate analytics reports for agents and quality auditors. The downstream processing can include services that provide transcriptions, quality-of-service metrics, and sentiment analysis to create reports and trigger actionable events.

While this processing is often completed within minutes, the downstream applications could require processing retries. As audio resampling reduces the quality of the audio files, it is essential to delay resampling until after processing is completed. As processed call recordings are infrequently accessed days after a call is completed, with only a small percentage accessed by agents and call quality auditors, call recordings can benefit from resampling and transitioning to long-term Amazon S3 storage tiers.

In the first step function task, the Lambda function task iterates the S3 bucket using the ListObjectsV2 API, obtaining the call recordings (1000 objects per iteration) with the date prefix from 7 days ago.

Finally, the conversion function uploads the resampled file to Amazon S3, overwriting the original call recording with the resampled recording using a cost-optimized storage class, such as S3 Glacier Instant Retrieval. S3 Glacier Instant Retrieval provides the lowest cost for long-lived data that is rarely accessed and requires milliseconds retrieval, such as for contact-center call-recording playback. By default, Amazon Connect stores call recordings with S3 Versioning enabled, maintaining the original file as a version. You can use lifecycle policies to delete object versions from a version-enabled bucket to permanently remove the original version, as this will minimize the storage of the original call recording. ff782bc1db