
A call is not complete when it rings. It is complete when you can explain what happened afterward.
Call Entry Points
Different product surfaces create different kinds of call records.| Entry point | How it starts | Where to review |
|---|---|---|
| Inbound call | A caller dials a DialNexa number assigned to an inbound agent version. | Call History |
| Outbound call | A user or API starts a single call through an outbound number and agent version. | Call History |
| Batch call | A campaign calls many recipients from a CSV file. | Batch Calls and Call History |
| Workflow call node | A workflow lead reaches a Voice Call node. | Workflow lead history and Call History |
| Web call | A browser or web experience starts a web-type call. | Call History |
The Route Decides The Agent
Routing is the first thing to check when a call uses the wrong behavior.Phone number assignment
Numbers can have inbound and outbound agent ids and version numbers.
Batch selected number
Batch Calls use numbers that already have an outbound agent version attached.
Workflow call node
Voice Call nodes require an active phone number with outbound agent configured.
Web call setup
Web calls create web-type records and can be terminated by API.
Investigate A Call From Start To Finish
Find how it started
Check whether the call came from inbound, outbound, batch, workflow, web, or test.
Open the call detail
Review status, recording, transcript, summary, extracted fields, transfer data, and audio cache.
Related Reading
Phone Numbers
Understand route setup.
Call History
Review call records.
Call Detail Page
Inspect a single call.