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This feature allows you to quickly find calls without having to run reports. Enter as many details as you can in order to limit the amount of results returned and then click the Search button.

Quick call search
Field name Description Example
Call type The type of call you are looking for e.g. Incoming, Outgoing, Internal. If you would like to report against all call types, ensure that the default All call types option is selected. Call type
Period When searching for a call, you may want to define the search period. The default period on TIM Enterprise is Today. To change and select a different period, simply select from the drop-down list.

The options available are as follows:

  • Today: The start date and end date is set to the current date. The default start time is set to 00:00:00 and the end time to the current time.
  • Yesterday: The start date and end date is set to the current date minus one day. The start time is set to 00:00:00 and the end time to 23:59:59.
  • This week: The start date is set to the Monday of the current week, whilst the end date is set to the current day. The default start time is set to 00:00:00 and the end time to the current time.
  • Last week: The start date is set to the last Monday, whilst the end date is set to the start date plus seven days. The start time is set to 00:00:00 and the end time to 23:59:59.
  • This month: The start date is set to the 1st day of the current month and the end date to today. The default start time is set to 00:00:00 and the end time to the current time.
  • Last month: The start date for this period is set in three stages. The day is set to 01, the month is set to the current month minus one, or in the case of January, it is set to 12. The year is set to the current year, unless it is a new year, in which case the year is reduced by one. The start and end times are set to 00:00:00 and 23:59:59 respectively.
  • This year: The start date is set to the first day of the first month of the current year. The end date is set to today's date. The start and end times are set to 00:00:00 and 23:59:59 respectively.
  • All calls: The start date is set to the date of the first call in the database, whilst the end date is set to the date of the most recent call in the database. Times are also set to the times of the first and last calls in the database.
  • Custom: Enter the start and end dates and times into the boxes below. The start and end times are linked to their respective dates.
Period
Period
Dialled number You may search for calls to either a full or partial dialled number. A wildcard character is not required e.g. 01234567890 or 07 will suffice.

If you want to search for calls to a specific number, enter that number in the search field.

You may comma separate if you want to search for more than one number.

You may also enter partial numbers or ** if looking for calls to numbers beginning with a particular code or number sequence.

Dialled number
CLI You may search for calls made from any full or partial phone number. Wildcard characters are not necessary.  e.g. If you know the call originated in Manchester you might enter 0161 here.

If you want to search for calls from a specific CLI enter that number in the search field.

You may also use any of the combinations shown in the Dialled number field above.

If you want to search for calls to and from a particular number, simply enter the number (or list of comma separated numbers) in BOTH the Dialled number and CLI field.

CLI
Entity If you want to report on all areas of your organisation, ignore this field and leave blank.

If you want to select a specific area for reporting press the Add button button to select the areas of the directory you would like to report on.

You can drill up and down the directory from here:

Search entity

To select an area for reporting, click on the Tick button alongside. To drill-down further, just click on the hyperlink. Alternatively, if you are looking for a specific area or name, you can just enter the name and press the Search button button, on the top of the window.

Please note that if your access is restricted, you will need to speak to your system administrator to get access rights to other areas.

If you drill-down too far and need to go back, click on the Back button button on the light blue bar.

Limit results to
Limit results to If you want to limit the results of a particular search, simply type in the number of results you would like to display.  e.g. if you enter 50 here, then only 50 results are shown. Limit results to

Any search results will be shown in place of the Most Recent Calls panel to the right of the Quick Call Search panel as shown below. When recording is included, the Recording button will allow you to click and play the associated recording.

Search results

To return to the original Most Recent Calls list, click on the Back to recent calls link, on the top right of the panel.

Flags

The flags associated with each call in the search results are graphically represented as follows:

  • Listen to the recording button  When the speech lozenge is grey it means that there is no associated call recording. This may be because this is an internal call or because the system has been set to exclude this user from call recording i.e. "Do not record calls for this user".
  • Listen to the recording button  Click on this speech lozenge icon to listen to the recording associated to this call.
  • Score the call  Click on this gray blank star icon to score this call.
  • View the score  Click on the coloured star icon to view the score for this call.
  • Add a note button  Click on this grey blank note icon to add a note to this call.
  • Review notes button  Click on this coloured note icon to review notes associated with this call.
  • No legs  When the legs icon is grey it means that there are no legs associated with this call.
  • See additional legs  Click on this green legs icon to see additional legs associated with this call.
 
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