Cisco BIB Recording
Capture forked call media from supported Cisco Unified Communications Manager environments and associate it with call and participant context.
- Cisco BIB
- Voice media
- Call metadata
ON-PREMISESTELEPHONY · RECORDING · DATA CONNECTIONS
Connect live communication sources, existing recordings, legacy telephony, AI services, and business applications to one governed Scallo data hub.
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Communication Data HubCapture · Store · GovernAVAILABLE
Capture forked call media from supported Cisco Unified Communications Manager environments and associate it with call and participant context.
Receive standards-based SIPREC recording sessions from Cisco CUBE or vCUBE and retain the captured media with its session context.
Connect supported AudioCodes SBC environments to Scallo as a SIPREC recording source for live communication capture.
Record supported IP-PBX and SIP trunk traffic visible to the recorder through a configured network SPAN or TAP connection.
Import available Yeastar recordings and call-detail records into Scallo for centralized search, playback, retention, and processing.
Bring analog voice sources into an IP-based recording architecture.
Convert supported digital trunk sources into IP audio streams for centralized capture.
ROADMAP
A planned connection path for bringing supported Genesys communication recordings and related interaction data into Scallo.
A planned recording integration for supported Avaya Aura communication environments.
BEYOND RECORDING SOURCES
Connect approved applications to Scallo recording data, search, media, transcripts, and governed workflows.
Explore featureSend selected data to customer-chosen on-premises or cloud AI services and store returned transcription or analysis results in Scallo.
Explore featureUse the destination system API to deliver approved recordings, metadata, and processing results to business applications.
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