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Phone System - Call Detail Records Search

How to search the Call Detail Records
By Mendel Simon
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Call Detail Records Search

Call Detail Records Search Direction When searching for a call, you can select the appropriate direction from the dropdown menu: - Inbound – Use this option to find calls that were received. - Outbound – Select this when looking for calls that were made from your system. - Local – Choose this for calls made between internal extensions. Status - Answer – The call was successfully connected, and the recipient answered. - No Answer – The call was not answered by the recipient before timing out or being disconnected. - Busy – The recipient’s line was engaged, preventing the call from connecting. - Missed – The call was not answered, and no alternative action (such as voicemail) was taken. - Voicemail – The call was directed to and successfully reached the recipient’s voicemail. - Canceled – The caller disconnected before the call was answered. - Failed – The call could not be completed due to an error, such as an invalid number or network issue. Searching by Number Call Detail Records Searching for a call by phone number The filter fields at the top of the CDR page narrow the call list to the records you want. When you search by phone number, one habit makes the difference between finding every matching call and finding nothing at all. The one rule to remember ★ Put a star (*) where the country code goes Numbers are stored with their country code, so searching 3071999 on its own returns nothing when every record is saved as 17183071999. Wrap the part you know in stars — *3071999* — and it matches the number whether a country code is present or not. How the wildcard works The asterisk (*) stands in for “any characters, including none.” Use it when you don’t know — or don’t want to type — the full number: 1. Put a * at the front, in place of the country code. 2. Put a * at the end, in case anything follows the digits you’re searching for. 3. Type the part of the number you’re sure about in the middle. Examples 3071999 FindsAny number containing 3071999 — with or without a country code. 718 FindsEvery number that contains 718 anywhere in it. 17183071999 FindsOnly that one exact number, typed in full. 3071999 MissesUsually nothing — records are stored with the country code, so an exact match never happens. Where it works: Wildcard searches are supported in the Caller ID, Caller Destination, and Destination fields. Combine them with the other filters — date range, extension, status — to narrow results further.

Last updated on Aug 06, 2026