Recording available
Customer: Could I change the delivery time?
Support: Of course. Let’s check the available slots.
Read alongside the call
Call vcl_…2048 · authorized team access
Plan recording and transcription with the voice application that owns them. Tie the content to the right call, access policy and retention window.
Inspect ready, processing and expired content in an illustrative recording application.
Customer: Could I change the delivery time?
Support: Of course. Let’s check the available slots.
Call vcl_…2048 · authorized team access
The call has ended. The transcript is not ready yet.
The transcript will appear when processing finishes.
Use the connected recording system’s lifecycle.
This recording is no longer available.
The permitted call metadata remains available.
Expiry is separate from a processing delay.
Find and play recordings from your call workflows.
Discover the supported recording controls in your connected runtime. SIP connectivity and call-log access alone do not establish a recording or transcription endpoint.
A transcript can finish processing after the call ends. Missing text does not prove that the call was silent. Link each artifact to the correct call and leg before presenting it.
Choose who can retrieve the content and how long each artifact remains available. Moving connectivity does not move an existing archive, and an expired recording should not appear recoverable.
Organize teams in workspaces, control API access, and trace changes through audit logs.