On Jan 22, 2008 7:08 PM, Andrew Kohlsmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Tuesday 22 January 2008 15:38:12 411XML Richard Weerts wrote: > > We are looking for FULL CALL recording solutions. > > That is, record the ENTIRE CALL both caller and IVR system (or live > > operator transfer, whatever) from beginning to end. > > After "this call may be recorded ." of course. > > Thanks for any ideas or references . > > I've implemented something along these lines, including full logging, > typing > (personal, business, fax, etc.) indexing and offline storage for archived > calls. > > If you're interested in discussing details, don't hesitate to contact me. > Call particulars, including archival state and location, were stored in an > SQL database which made it trivial to locate calls based on source, > destination, time, type, etc. > > -A. >
I can "easily" (well maybe not that easily sometimes) make the recording be associated with particular customer's records in various CRMs so you can quickly pull up a customer record in your CRM and view the calls and click to listen to any of the recordings. This type of integration and retrieval is really helpful, handy, and can save tons of time and money. Thanks, Steve Totaro
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