System Reporting and Call Detail Reporting (CDR Sample Clauses

System Reporting and Call Detail Reporting (CDR. The Respondent shall provide one centralized call accounting system to track calls out of all locations on the network. The call accounting system must be able to distinguish which phone originated the call, no matter where the phone exists on the network. The system needs to track an outside call through its destination, including any internal transfers. We need to be able to track all extensions involved. The configuration of the system shall provide the retention of 180 days of usage, and/or 20,000 call records. Additionally: • What is the format of the CDR records? Can they be exported to an external application for analysis? • Provide usage reports for all types of inbound, outbound and intercom calls. A minimum of 8 standard reports shall be available, and the users shall receive training on establishing ad-hoc reports. • Provide xxxx-back for usage by station, group, department or building. • Provide any additional software and training for creating specific reports for the above requirements. • Be equipped to be networked to other locations to provide call accounting services, and/or network with other similar systems to address the call accounting needs of multiple locations. • Can we do custom grouping? • Does the system have the capability to report by extension number or by location? • What standard reports are included with the system? • How are customized reports generated? • Can detailed activity reports be generated when needed, or must this feature be enabled on specific extensions before the detailed reporting data is captured? • Is this feature in the base price? If not, please show pricing as a separate line item.
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