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Cloud Voice call reporting turns raw call data into readable summaries so you can track how your phone system is performing and see where communication can be tightened up. This page walks through opening a report from the PBX web portal, narrowing it with filters, and finding the detailed reference for each report type.

PBX stands for Private Branch Exchange, the phone system that manages your extensions, trunks, and call routing. The PBX web portal is the browser-based admin console for that system.

  1. Sign in to the PBX web portal and go to Reports and Recordings > Call Reports.

  2. Open the report you want. How you get to it depends on whether it is one you saved earlier (a custom report) or a built-in report.

    A report you saved (My Reports)

    My Reports tab listing saved reports with a view action

    1. Open the My Reports tab.
    2. Select the view icon view icon, or double-click the report you want.

    A built-in report (Default Reports)

    Default Reports tab showing the built-in report categories

    1. Open the Default Reports tab.
    2. Select the report you want.

Filters let you scope a report to a specific time frame and to the extensions, queues, trunks, or numbers you care about, so you see only the activity you are investigating. Every report opens with its own set of filters.

Filter panel with a time range and report-specific options

  1. Set the Time range the report should cover.
  2. Apply the filters that belong to the report you opened. The table below lists which filters each report supports.

The report updates to reflect your filters.

Some filter names use telephony shorthand. Here is what they mean:

  • Trunk: the connection between your phone system and your provider’s network that carries calls in and out.
  • Organization: a grouping of extensions, for example by department or site.
  • Communication Type: the kind of call activity to include, such as inbound or outbound.
  • DID (Direct Inward Dialing): a phone number that routes incoming calls straight to a destination on your system. Also written DDI (Direct Dialing In), the European term for the same thing.
  • DOD (Direct Outward Dialing): the caller ID number presented to the person being called on an outbound call.
  • IVR (Interactive Voice Response): the automated menu that answers a call and routes it based on the caller’s keypad choices.
  • PIN Code (Personal Identification Number): a code an extension enters to place billed outbound calls through a trunk.
CategoryReportAvailable filters
ExtensionExtension Call ActivityExtensions/Extension Groups, Organization, Communication Type
ExtensionExtension Call StatisticsExtensions/Extension Groups, Organization, Communication Type
AccountingExtension Call AccountingExtensions/Extension Groups, Trunk, Organization
AccountingExtension Call Accounting DetailsExtensions/Extension Groups, PIN Code, Organization, Trunk
Call ActivityIVR ReportType, IVR
Call ActivityDID/Outbound Caller ID ActivityTrunk, DID, DOD, Communication Type
Call ActivityPBX Call ActivityTrunk, Include internal calls, Communication Type
Call CenterAgent Call SummaryQueue, Agent
Call CenterAgent Login ActivityQueue, Agent
Call CenterAgent Missed Call ActivityQueue, Agent
Call CenterSatisfaction Survey DetailQueue, Agent
Call CenterAgent Pause ActivityQueue, Agent, Pause Reason
Call CenterAgent PerformanceQueue, Agent, Exclude Calls Abandoned within Xs
Call CenterQueue AVG Wait & Talk TimeQueue
Call CenterSatisfaction SurveyQueue
Call CenterQueue Callback SummaryQueue
Call CenterQueue Callback ActivityQueue, Callback Result
Call CenterQueue Performance ActivityQueue, Exclude Calls Abandoned within Xs
Call CenterQueue PerformanceQueue, Exclude Calls Abandoned within Xs, Exclude Calls within Xs
Call CenterInbound Queue Activity AnalysisQueue, Wait Time Range, Time Range & Select Date, Exclude Calls Abandoned within Xs, Exclude Calls within Xs
Call CenterUnreturned Missed Call ReportCall From, Call To, Call Destination, Missed Call Type, Callback Status, Exclude Calls Abandoned within Xs
Call CenterRing Group StatisticsRing Group
Call CenterInbound Queue LogsQueue, Communication Type, Call From, Queue Status, Answered Agent, Wait Time, Agent Answer Time, Talk Time, Pure Talk Time, Hold Time, Source Trunk, DID/DDI, Exclude Calls Abandoned within Xs, Exclude Calls within Xs
Call CenterAgent Activity AnalysisQueue, Agent, Time Range & Select Date, Exclude Calls Abandoned within Xs, Exclude Calls within Xs
Call CenterInbound Queue Logs for AgentQueue, Agent, Communication Type, Call From, Agent Last Call Status, Queue Status, Process Result, Wait Time in Queue, Agent Wait Time, Talk Time, Pure Talk Time, Hold Time, Source Trunk, DID/DDI, Exclude Calls Abandoned within Xs, Exclude Calls within Xs
AIAI Receptionist Call ActivityReceptionist
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Most filters simply limit the report to the value you pick (a queue, an agent, a trunk, an organization, and so on). A few carry specific behavior:

FilterWhat it does
Include internal callsOn the PBX Call Activity report, controls whether internal call activity is counted alongside external calls.
Exclude Calls Abandoned within XsSets a ring-duration threshold. Calls abandoned within that window are left out of the report so short abandons don’t skew the numbers.
Exclude Calls within XsSets a talk-duration threshold. Answered calls that ended within that window are left out of the report.
Wait Time RangeThe interval used to group how long callers waited in the queue before an agent picked up.
Time Range & Select DateThe date and time span the report covers.
Call FromThe caller’s number or name.
Call ToThe callee’s number or name.
Call DestinationThe type of destination an inbound call was routed to.
Missed Call TypeThe category of missed call to report on.
Callback StatusWhether a missed call was returned.
Process ResultThe outcome recorded for an abandoned or missed queue call.
Wait Time / Wait Time in QueueHow long callers waited in the queue before reaching an agent or leaving.
Agent Answer Time / Agent Wait TimeHow long agents took to answer queue calls.
Talk TimeTime agents spent talking to callers, including hold time.
Pure Talk TimeTime agents spent talking to callers, excluding hold time.
Hold TimeTime agents kept queue calls on hold.

The matching statistics appear on the page. For a breakdown of every metric in a given report, open its detailed reference below.

Reports for calls handled by the AI (Artificial Intelligence) receptionist and for transcription minutes used by the built-in AI engine.