How To Download Your Call History

Need to find a call from a new contact? Or a specific customer call? With Dialpad's call logs, you don't have to scroll all the way down the call history list to find that one call. Filter by outgoing or incoming calls, call duration, and more.

Your communications platform or phone system should work with the other apps you're using. Dialpad integrates with tools like Google Workspace, Salesforce, and HubSpot to automatically log call activity like incoming and outgoing calls, voicemails, and more.

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Don't keep data to yourself! Whether you're sharing call logs with agents or executives, your communications platform or service provider should let you easily convert this data into Microsoft Excel or CSV files if needed so that other teams can use these insights.

Is there a way to see the call history for a specific contact without having to scroll all the way through all my recent calls? Would love to have their history paired with the contact itself in my contacts.

I'm not interested in having to research this with my carrier any time I want to know some history. The data is in my phone (until I chose to delete it), it's just not conveniently sorted and accessed.

I'm looking to do this right on my phone at the point in time where another unknown number call has just come in (when did this number last call me, and how often?) It's a way of guarding against someone being stalker-ish, or reviewing how often someone has tried to reach me (or vice versa.) I could do it easily on my previous phone (an ancient flip phone!) Each number still in 'recents' had a single tap link to all connected history for the same number (completed in or out, and missed calls.) If a contact had multiple numbers, clicking the most recent call log history tag pulled up all the related calls in a list as far back as the recent file went (usually about 30-60 days worth.)

It seems as though Apple doesn't see the value in having the recent call data sorted and available by number, despite how easily it could be done with a bit of software. I've submitted the feedback. If there isn't anther easy way to do this, I guess I'll be considering Android phones further.

I've had my first iPhone for less than a week, and the weird organization of recents and history is already making me crazy. Doing a search here and elsewhere, it's obvious this is an issue for a lot of folks.

This has been a pet peeve of mine for literally 10 years because Verizon CONSTANTLY changes the way to accomplish this task each time it updates its website (which, from what I can tell has been monthly.) My business updates its procedure manual every month for the sole purpose of telling people how to download our call logs. If Verizon cared one bit about its customers, they would make ONE easy way to do this and STOP CHANGING how it is done every frickin' month!!!!!

Tap Calls to see your call history and to access the Teams dial pad and the contacts from your mobile device. Call history includes outgoing, incoming, and missed calls associated with Teams and your Enterprise Voice phone number.

Use the Playbooks filter to see which agents are using what playbook. With any call content filter, you'll need Dialpad Ai enabled to generate results. Additionally, this type of filter is not supported if you've searched multiple targets.

We recently switched to Zoom Phone in our company. All in all it works great but one issue I noticed is that company-wide contacts only seem to be recognized by the app (i.e., the name only shows up) the moment a call goes out or comes in. As soon as a call enters the history, only its number is displayed and the name is lost. This is a pity especially for our reception desk who have a lot of missed calls and would like to know who they are going to call back.

I'm attaching a screenshot which shows how one contact shows with the name when I dial it (an incoming call would look the same) but only appears as a number in the history on the left (second from top). Note that company-internal contacts are always displayed with the name, hence the one exception (third from top).

From what I can tell with our system, the names which appear in the history for external calls are from the other party's telephone system caller ID or the user name for internal extensions. The names of the external contacts that are established in the Phone System Management > Company Info > Account Settings are only used for calling out.

Thank you for the suggestion. I also think it's the external caller IDs that are used for the history. What I don't understand is why the app does that - after all, incoming calls are correctly linked to our address directory, so the moment a call comes in I see the full name of the caller (perfect!) but as soon as it moves into the history it disappears (I guess because most callers don't fill in their caller ID). Do you happen to know if there is a way to change this aspect in the settings? Or is it more like a feature request to the app developers?

I have not seen an option in any of the Zoom Portal settings to control this. in our case, it does seem that when an external call comes in with Caller ID information from the other system is retained in our history We are in the US though, so it may be a country-specific issue. It would however be nice to have the system retain the name information from the external contacts list if one was detected.

Amazon Chime now shows a list of recent incoming, outgoing, and missed calls to help you quickly redial, reply with a message, or return a missed call. You can see your 1:1 voice and video calls in the call history list. If you have Chime Business Calling enabled, you can also see calls to and from your business telephone number. For each call, you can see the name or phone number of the other person, the date, and the call duration. Call history is synchronized across all of your devices running Chime, so you always have your most recent call history with you.

To view your call history in the Chime desktop and web applications, select Call history in the sidebar menu under MEETINGS AND CALLS. To view your call history in Chime mobile applications, select the Calls tab.

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Call history is maintained by Client Services on the CIC server. By default, call history information is retained for three (3) days or 300 calls, whichever comes first, per user. The amount of call history data stored per user depends on the version of Client Services running on the server and how it is configured by the CIC administrator. This retention policy uses the Call History Max Time server parameter which controls only the amount of data ClientServices needs to store in memory, avoiding Out Of Memory issues on CIC Server. It does not control the amount of call history displayed in the Call History view.

Your Call history sorts your recent Incoming, Missed, and Outgoing calls. 1:1 voice and video calls with other Amazon Chime users are labeled with Amazon Chime. When Amazon Chime Business Calling is enabled, calls to and from your business telephone number are labeled with the other party's location (for example, California).

To see your call history on iOS and Android platforms, choose the Calls tab from the home screen. Your Call history shows your calls in a single list, with the most recent calls at the top. Outgoing calls are marked with an arrow, and missed calls are highlighted red. Incoming calls are unmarked.

This history of your calls, known as your Call Log, is only partially accessible on your phone: the 100 last calls can be viewed by selecting the 'Recents' tab of the Phone app. In contrast, iMazing lets you browse and extract your entire call history, including FaceTime calls made with your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.

With iMazing, you can easily save your call logs to your Mac or PC computer in Excel or CSV format. Excel and CSV are ideal if you need to import your call logs in a spreadsheet, Excel, Numbers, Google Sheets or other.

Simply open the My Boost Mobile app and sign in with your username and password. Once logged in, tap on your phone number and scroll to the bottom of your balance summary screen. There you will see "View Usage History" - tap this and you'll be able to see your data, call and text usage.

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