Re: [cisco-voip] Call Flow data via transfers

2022-09-20 Thread Tim Smith
Hi, If you want better reception / operator functionality, then take a look at the Imagicle suite as well. You can have Advanced Queuing, IVR and reporting – even call recording if you need it. For plain reporting, I’d recommend Variphy too. If the information is there, they can typically find

Re: [cisco-voip] Call Flow data via transfers

2022-09-20 Thread Brian Meade
I think Variphy does a much better job of stitching these calls with multiple legs together. They'll help you setup a demo system if you want to compare. On Tue, Sep 20, 2022, 10:28 AM Scott Voll wrote: > So we are on CM 12.5 also using contact center express. > > we use isi for our CDR's. >

Re: [cisco-voip] Call Flow data via transfers

2022-09-20 Thread Bill Talley
Not to hijack the thread, but which version did Cisco enable CDRs by default in CUCM? I’ve always had to go to cucm service parameters and enable CDRs on every node… Sent from my iPhone with bery tiny touchscreeb input keys, please excude my typtos. > On Sep 20, 2022, at 9:44 AM, Wes Sisk

Re: [cisco-voip] Call Flow data via transfers

2022-09-20 Thread Wes Sisk (wsisk)
Generally speaking there should be adequate info in CDR to track the multiple call legs. There are examples of tracking call flows here:

[cisco-voip] Call Flow data via transfers

2022-09-20 Thread Scott Voll
So we are on CM 12.5 also using contact center express. we use isi for our CDR's. is there a way to track call flow from call coming into our contact center and being transferred to hunt groups, or other people, vm - then zero outs, and to other places? seems to be a large hole in our data.