Call recording captures every call (inbound and outbound) and stores it tied to the customer record. It's huge for tech coaching, dispute resolution, and the AI Receptionist's transcript pipeline.

Turn it on

Settings → Phone → Call recording → Enable.

Pick a scope:

ScopeWhen
All callsBoth inbound and outbound.
Inbound onlyRecommended starting point.
Outbound onlyRarely useful on its own.

Some US states require two-party consent for call recording — both sides must agree on the call. Run a Call handles this automatically:

  • The receptionist (AI or your call flow) plays a brief notice: "This call is being recorded for quality and training purposes."
  • The notice is configurable — pick one of three preset wordings.

For one-party-consent states, the notice can be turned off. Settings → Phone → Recording → Disclosure.

Caution

If you're not sure which laws apply, leave the disclosure on. Better to over-disclose than under.

Where recordings live

LocationPath
Call recordPhone → Calls
Customer profileActivity → Calls
Related jobIf the call led to a booking

Transcripts

Every recording is transcribed automatically (within a few minutes of the call ending). The transcript:

  • Shows turn-by-turn with speaker labels.
  • Is searchable from the global search bar.
  • Feeds the AI Receptionist summary if the call went through her.

Listening to a recording

Open the call record → click Play. The audio plays inline. You can:

ActionWhat it does
ScrubJump to a specific timestamp.
Read transcriptAlongside the audio.
Download audioMP3 file.
Share timestamp linkSend to a tech for coaching.

Storage and retention

Recordings are stored for 2 years by default. To extend, Settings → Phone → Recording → Retention — pick 3 years, 5 years, 7 years, or forever. Longer retention may incur storage fees on plans above the included tier.

After retention expires, audio is deleted. Transcripts are kept.

Deleting a specific recording

For a recording that captured PII you don't want stored (e.g. a customer reading a card number — which they shouldn't be doing anyway):

Open the call

From Phone → Calls or the customer record.

Delete recording

⋯ → Delete recording, then confirm.

Important

Only owners and admins can delete. The transcript stays unless you also delete that.

Compliance

Recordings + transcripts are stored encrypted at rest. Access is logged — you can see who listened to which recording when, under Settings → Audit log.