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Recent Calls are calls of your account. Voice Gateway provides general data about the calls, such as the Date, Direction, From, To, SIP Trunk, and Call Duration. Account, Date, Direction, and Status can filter these calls. Note that you can only filter by a maximum of the last 30 days.

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Limitations

  • The Time-To-Live (TTL) for PCAP files is 14 days.

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Call Details

To view detailed information about the call, click the Details tab.

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PCAP Fields

FieldsDescription
attempted_atThe time of the attempt.
account_sidIdentifies the account this phone belongs to.
answeredDetermines whether a call was answered or not.
answered_atThe time when an answer was given.
application_sidA unique identifier for the application.
call_sidA unique identifier for the call. Specific for the call SIP sessions.
directionDetermines whether a call was inbound or unbound.
durationThe duration of the call in seconds.
fromA phone number of the party who made the call.
hostAn SBC SIP server that handled the incoming calls.
remote_hostDisplays the IP address of carrier/SIP trunk.
service_provider_sidA unique identifier for the service provider.
sip_callidA unique session identifier that you can use for several purposes, including call logging and billing correlation.
sip_statusA SIP code response.
terminated_atThe time of the call was ended.
termination_reasonThe reason why the call was ended.
toA phone number of the party to whom the call was made.
trace_idA unique identifier for the call. Can be used to track any type of call or session as it passes through different parts of the network.
trunkA carrier name.

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Download PCAP Files

Additionally, Voice Gateway provides PCAP files, which can be downloaded in the detailed information overview.

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Call Tracing

This feature is in Beta. The data displayed on the Tracing tab does not have persistent storage and may be lost at any time.
For inbound calls, you can analyze the captured media stream (log) to diagnose and troubleshoot voice quality issues by clicking the Tracing tab and viewing the report. This feature provides valuable insights into the duration of different actions during the call, such as speech recognition and connections. By reviewing the report, you can identify any delays or issues that occurred during these actions, helping you pinpoint potential areas of improvement in terms of performance and efficiency. To view details of the log step, click the duration indicator of this log.

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Call Recordings

Record your calls while setting up your voice agents for debugging purposes. This approach lets troubleshoot your calls, identify where latencies are coming from, and listen to your voice agent’s outputs to ensure they are working seamlessly. To enable call recording, use the Account or Application settings. When call recording is enabled, you can use the embedded media player to listen to recordings of calls. Note that the recording will consist of only the caller track and the agent track. The dub track for Atmosphere Sounds will not be included in the recording. With the included media player controls, scan the audio and download the recording locally. When you click highlighted STT and DTMF events, a new window will open, presenting the speech-to-text result along with specific parameters:
  • Vendor — the STT provider used. For example, deepgram.
  • Confidence — the confidence score associated with the transcription result. For example, 0.9760742.
  • Language Code — the language code for the transcript. For example, en-US (American English).
  • Transcript — the actual text generated from the speech. For example, Today is Wednesday evening, ten-thirty PM.
  • Latency — the time delay in processing the speech and providing the transcription result. Voice Gateway is waiting for a response from the transcript server.
You can delete a call recording by clicking delete. Note that this action will delete your file both from Voice Gateway and remote storage, for example, Amazon S3. To download a call recording, click download.
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