Thank you Lawrence. The part the customer do not want to hear is the IVR portion and the hold message so when it comes to compliance, there is no sensitive information there, only IVR Menu before routing to the queue and the hold music prompt.
What do you mean on enable IVR Recording? are you talking about the architect flow?
Thanks
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Rechelle McConnell
CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING NETWORK
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-27-2025 22:17
From: Lawrence Drayton
Subject: IVR Call Recording Best Practice
Hey @Rechelle McConnell,
Not sure re the best practice - this seems like more of a compliance decision or just a decision from someone. So I might come at this from the perspective of "How can I assess these things without the recording itself"
There are a few things -
- Assess audio - This really can't be done without the recording so I've got no ideas on this one sorry!
- Timeline of call abandonment - You can get the time from a number of areas, you can see this in the timeline, you can see this in performance views etc.
- Though, if you're looking for a deeper understanding of where exactly the call abandons in the flow, you should enable flow execution. (https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/flow-execution-history/) You can then see a conversation as it goes through the flow, with timestamps etc and do it that way. This is likely going to be the best option.
Finally, you could let your customer know that they would need to enable IVR recording in the event there is need for it - Eg, customer raises ticket/issue that there could be an issue within IVR portion of the calls etc.
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Lawrence Drayton
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