What is phone recording?
Phone recording, also known as voice logging has been around for nearly as long as phones. It consists of attaching a recording device to business phone lines and having a way of playing back these recordings. Call centers were early adapters and most of us are familiar with the little recording at the beginning of a call that reminds us that “this call may be recorded for training or quality assurance purposes” dialog. Phone recorders are now used across nearly every industry.
Why implement a phone recording solution?
There are many reasons why businesses choose to purchase a VersaDial phone recording solution. Here are the top 5 ways a phone recording system can improve your bottom line:
- Liability: Resolve disputes and protect your company with recorded evidence.
- Quality control: Improve employee performance and customer satisfaction.
- Security: Detect or deter security breaches and inappropriate calls.
- Training: Coach employees with examples of high & low quality calls.
- Marketing data: learn about your customers and their response to your marketing.
What does a VersaDial phone recording solution consist of?
- A Microsoft Windows PC.
- Voice recording boards that plug into the PCI slot of the PC. Learn more about the Call Recording Kit.
- The software used to record, manage, search, grade and access the recordings. Learn more about VSLogger Call Recording Software.
Our systems can connect to analog or digital telephone, T1/E1/PRI/BRI/ISDN, or any radio or other audio lines and record all conversations on those lines. Recordings are stored as separate files and saved on the recorder PC's hard drive. Optionally, a second copy of the recordings can be automatically backed up to archive media (DVD+RW, network, external drive, etc.). Users can search and playback the recordings on any PC over the network, a web browser or even a phone.
Watch an online phone recording demo.
