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What are call logs?

Call logs are a detailed record of all events that occur during a call. Every action — from when the call starts to when it ends — generates an event with contextual information that lets you understand exactly what happened and when. You can view the logs for each call from the call details view in the Call Log section.

Event categories

Events are organized into categories based on the type of activity:
Events that mark key moments in the call: when recording started, when the call completed, or if it failed.
Events related to what the contact says during the call.
Events about the agent’s behavior and responses during the conversation.
Events about native tools the agent executes during the call: transfers, hangups, adding participants.
Events about the execution of integration tools (HTTP, MCP) configured by you.
Events about searches the agent runs against its knowledge base to retrieve relevant information during the call.
Events about transitions between nodes in agents with conversational paths.
Events about the process of transferring to a human agent.
Events about workflow (flow) executions tied to the call: deliveries to your endpoints, pre-call flows, and workflow tools invoked during the conversation.

Event information

Each event in the log includes:

Severity levels

Logs are designed to give you visibility into what happened during each call without exposing internal infrastructure details.