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This resource allows you to get client call data. This resource is similar to the resource call_history, except for absence of an array of call data records (cdr). It is faster than call_history, so it is preferable to use it when the call data records are not important.
User domain of the subscriber whom the connection has been established with
bridged_duration
long
no
Duration of connection of two subscribers. May be null if no connection with the second subscriber has not been established
bridged_time_gmt
string
no
UTC time when two subscribers were connected. May be null if no connection with the second subscriber has been established
bridged_username
string
no
Number of the subscriber whom the connection has been established with
call_uuid
string
no
Unique call identifier
client_owner_id
long
no
Identifier of the client whom the call belongs to
did_domain
string
no
External number domain (DID – Direct Inward Dialing), which the call entered to
did_number
string
no
External number (DID – Direct Inward Dialing), which the call entered to
duration
long
no
Call duration
ext_number_reg
string
no
The external number of the extension number, which the call belongs to, if the extension number has an external number registration. Otherwise, the field has the value null
extension_group_owner_id
long
no
Group identifier of the extension number, which the call belongs to. May be null if the extension number was not a member of any group at the time of the call
extension_id
long
no
Identifier of the extension number, which the call belongs to.
extension_name
string
no
Name of the extension number, which the call belongs to.
extension_type
string
no
Type of the extension number, which the call belongs to.
flow
string
no
Call direction. May take the value in or out
from_domain
string
no
Caller domain
from_screen_name
string
no
Caller name
from_username
string
no
Caller number
hangup_cause
string
no
Reason of the call end (field may be ignored, it is used for backward compatibility)
hangup_disposition
string
no
Used to determine the disconnection initiator:
callee_bye – the callee hung up;
caller_bye – the caller hung up;
caller_cancel – the caller refused to wait for an answer;
callee_refuse – the callee refused to answer (was busy, there was no registration, etc.);
internal_cancel – the call was terminated by the server (usually due to call timeout or if the call was answered by another extension number);
'' (empty) – failed to determine
hangup_time_gmt
string
no
Call end UTC time
init_time_gmt
string
no
Call start UTC time
result
string
no
Call result. Can take the following values:
busy – the number is busy;
answered – the call was answered, but not necessarily by the operator (for example, by IVR or queue);
bridged – as a result, the call was answered by the operator;
not answered – the call was not answered;
rejected – the call was rejected by the callee;
failed – any other call errors occurred
start_time_gmt
string
no
UTC time when the call was answered. May be null if the call was not answered
to_domain
string
no
Callee domain
to_username
string
no
Callee number
diversion_number
string
no
Number from diversion header value
quality_rate
object
no
Conversation rate: {rate: int, max_rate: int}
rate - rate,
max_rate - maximum possible rate
ivr_history
string
no
Contains history of caller jumps in IVR with format: ”context_id1,context_option1,dial_sequence1;context_id2,context_option2,dial_sequence2;…”
Data collection in ivr is activated after set options_to_cdr of ivr rule set_variable (Voice Menu (/ivr/) context_option_rule) to true (or any variable value except false), is disabled after set options_to_cdr to false or False