A caller spells a name or reference
Replay the supported recording to verify the detail before the team responds.
Review recordings from supported, configured call workflows alongside the related call details.

Business call recording creates an audio file for calls handled through supported, configured VoxiPlus workflows. When a recording exists, it stays linked to the related call activity so a teammate can replay a name, reference, request, or handoff before responding. Recording availability is not universal, and businesses must configure the feature and follow the consent, notice, and retention laws that apply to their calls.
Listen to a recorded name, voicemail, or supported call-flow recording.
Understand what the caller said before a team member follows up.
Open available recordings from the reporting view instead of managing loose audio files.
Locate the interaction using date, caller, status, or destination.
Calls with associated recordings show the available count.
Use the surrounding call details to decide the next action.
Replay the supported recording to verify the detail before the team responds.
Let them hear the original request alongside the related call activity before they respond.
Listen with the call time and destination visible before deciding which team should take the next step.
Practical answers about setup, call handling, and how this feature fits into VoxiPlus.
No. Recordings are created only by supported phone nodes and workflows that the business configures.
The call report shows a recording link and count when recordings are associated with that call.
The recording is linked from the related call activity, where the available caller, date, status, and destination details can be reviewed.
Keep the recording connected to the call details, customer context, and next action.