For those of you who have been following my Avaya CPaaS developer videos, I have a new one for you. This time around I tackle call recording and transcription. It’s a relatively short video, but in those six plus minutes I walk you through the sometimes confusing ins and outs of using the recording APIs.
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Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the informative video. I’ve recently stumbled upon your blog and it’s proving to be essential in helping me get up to speed on all things Avaya 🙂
A question on this please. Is it possible to use the recording and transcription services on inbound calls as well?
Thanks
You can record and transcribe inbound and outbound calls.