Call Data
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Shows basic call record data for the selection criteria specified. See for further information.
Availability
Standard
Select By
Account or Service Number(s), then custom Date Period
Viewable in Portal
Yes
Download Options
CSV or Excel
Available to Schedule
Yes
Schedule Frequency
Daily
Graphs Available
No
Timeline Available
No
Column Name
Description
Type
CallID
Unique ID allocated to the call
Integer
Call Start
Date and time when the call reached the call handling platform, in DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS format. This is not necessarily the time the call is answered (and where call charges may be applied)
DateTime
Call End
DateTime
Dialled Number
Also known as Service Number, and is the number dialled by the calling party
Telephone Number
Description
Optional description, defined in the portal via Home>Numbers, or Home>Service Manager>Manage>Numbers, or via a Web API call
String
Calling Number
The calling party's number
Telephone Number
Called Number
The destination party's (i.e. the called party's) number
Telephone Number
Withheld
The caller's CLI status - Yes=Withheld, No=Not Withheld
String
Duration
Call duration from the point the call is answered by the destination party or by the platform, depending on the Service Plan configuration. If the only Call Result (see below) encountered during a call is 'unanswered', the Duration will be blank
HH:MM:SS
Call Result *
†Answered, Unanswered, Engaged or Failed.​ ('Failed' is synonymous with 'Other')
String
Time To Answer​
TTA is 0 if the call was not answered, or a value (in seconds) of 1 or greater depending on the time the called party takes to answer the call. TTA is always 1 if the platform (rather than the called party) is first to answer the call. If the only Call Result (see above) encountered during a call is 'unanswered', the TTA will be blank
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*Depending on the level of complexity in a Service Plan assigned to a Service Number, an individual call can encounter more than one call outcome, but only the final call outcome is reported. For example, an outbound call to a destination that returns busy tone may cause the service flow to attempt a new outdial to a different destination that does answer the call. This call attempt will be reflected in the report as "Answered" - but the busy tone that the initial outdial attempt encountered will not be reflected in the "Engaged" column - it is effectively lost as far as this Pulse report is concerned.
†An inbound call will be marked in the first instance as "Answered" in the following scenarios:
If the first event encountered in the call is audio (passive audio or a menu prompt for example) - i.e. the platform has answered the call. (Note: the "Answered" status may be superseded by another status if for example the audio is then followed by an outdial attempt that does not result in an answered call.)
Date and time when the call terminates, in DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS format. This is not necessarily the time when the calling party terminates the call - for Service Plans with functionality, this may be the time the called party terminates the call
If an outbound call has been answered by the destination. (Note: the "Answered" status may be superseded by another status if the successful outdial is then followed by other activity from a node, where a subsequent outdial is attempted that does not result in an answered call.)