^{The device IP address of an end-user client connecting to the system through a public IP network. The IP address will depend on what type of call CDR it is; for an OUTGOING CDR you will find the IP address of the originating device and for an INCOMING CDR you will find the IP address of device terminating the call.}

^{The internal user ID of the party that is responsible for creating this CDR. E.g. when making a call between two parties A to B the billing user ID of the outgoing CDR will be A and on the incoming CDR you will find user B as the billing user ID.}

^{The user ID can be from a set of System ID:}

• ^{conference – Booked conference meeting}
• ^{ad-hoc-conf – Ad-hoc conference}
• ^{voice_rec – Call recording}
• ^{mobile-attendant – Mobile transfer}
• ^{callPark – Call park}
• ^{call_rec – Call recording prompt}

^{The billing ID of the call, this can be the billing ID assigned by configuration on the billing user ID of the CDR, a billing ID of a function number, the default billing ID of the organization or the screening number of an Enterprise SIP Trunk.}

^{Indicate if this is the last update CDR for this ongoing action. Normally the CDR is written when a call is completed but to prevent loosing charging information on ongoing calls in the event of a crash or just monitoring ongoing calls CDR events are sent on a configurable interval for ongoing calls but with the completed field set to false. The system writes completed CDR in a separate file and keep updating a rolling buffer where all CDR updates are written. All CDR events can also be configured to be written to the system CDR file, see CDR streams, processing and storage}

^{The duration of this call in milliseconds.}

^{Type of CDR. This will indicate what relation this CDR X has to the billing user.}

^{OUTGOING(1), INCOMING(2), DIVERSION(3), TRANSFER(4), PICKED_UP(6), CALLBACK(8), TRANSFERRED(9), PICK_UP(10), CONTINUATION(11)}

^{Organization relation between billing and the target user.}

^dialString

^{Original dialled string on the device.}

^callId

^{previousCallId}

^{initialCallId}

^{Personal line phone number for the billing user}

^{billingCostCentre}

^{billingDepartment}

^{Department for the billing user}

^{The time before the call was answered in milliseconds.}

^{The call setup result indicating how the call was processed.}

^{BLOCKED(1), ANSWERED(2), MISSED(3),}

^sourceUserId

• ^{conference – Booked conference meeting}

• ^{ad-hoc-conf – Ad-hoc conference}

• ^{voice_rec – Call recording}

• ^{mobile-attendant – Mobile transfer}

• ^{callPark – Call park}

^{sourcePhoneNumber}

^{Personal line phone number for the source user}

^{sourceCostCentre}

^{Cost center for source user.}

^{sourceDepartment}

^{Department for source user.}

^sourceRole

^{The role for the source user when involved in the call or the role selected for this call when initiating the call.}

^{Username ID of user receiving the call.}

^{The user ID can be from a set of System ID:}

• ^{conference – Booked conference meeting}

• ^{ad-hoc-conf – Ad-hoc conference}

• ^{voice_rec – Call recording}

• ^{mobile-attendant – Mobile transfer}

• ^{callPark – Call park}

^String[64]

^{targetPhoneNumber}

^{Target phone number. This may be the personal line phone number for the target user or an external number in international format with a leading +.}

^String[64]

^{targetCostCentre}

^{The cost center for the target user.}

^String[64]

^{targetDepartment}

^{The department for the target user.}

^String[64]

^targetRole

^{The current role of the target user.}

^String[64]

^targetApType

^{The type of device used to answer the call}

^{MOBILE(0), SOFT(1), DESKTOP(2), FXS(3), EXTERNAL_PBX(4), FAX(6), VOICEMAIL(7), EXTERNAL(8), MOBILE_EXT(9), CONFERENCE(10), QUEUE(11), WEB(13),TEAMS(14)}

^{transferredBy}

^{The username of the user transferring the call. This may also be a phone number of a function number, like ACD, if the call was transferred by a queue.}

^{username can be from a set of System ID:}

• ^{conference – Booked conference meeting}

• ^{ad-hoc-conf – Ad-hoc conference}

• ^{voice_rec – Call recording}

• ^{mobile-attendant – Mobile transfer}

^String[64]

^{The username can be from a set of System ID:}

• ^{conference – Booked conference meeting}

• ^{ad-hoc-conf – Ad-hoc conference}

• ^{voice_rec – Call recording}

• ^{mobile-attendant – Mobile transfer}

• ^{callPark – Call park}

^{diversionReason}

^{Reason for diversion or transfer.}

^{TRANSFER(1), ROUTING_RULE(2), QUEUE_TIMEOUT(3), NIGHTMODE(4), OVERFLOW(5), ACD_FALLBACK(6)}

^trunkGroup

^{Trunk group identity}

^trunkCallId

^{External call id used in signalling on trunk.}

^{breakOutNumber}

^{Destination number used for trunk group matching. This may be the result of an NP lookup on the target number.}

^{trunkDestinationNumber}

^{Number in request URI on INVITE on the trunk. This is used both for incoming and outgoing INVITEs on the trunk.}

^{trunkDestinationNumberingPlan}

^{Numbering plan in the called party on INVITE on the trunk. This is used both for incoming and outgoing INVITEs on the trunk.}

^{Numbering type in called party on INVITE on the trunk. This is used both for incoming and outgoing INVITEs on the trunk.}

^{Tags set on a destination when call passed trunk group. This applies to both incoming and outgoing calls.}

^Collection

^{The number used as calling party on INVITE on the trunk. This is used both for incoming and outgoing INVITEs on the trunk.}

^{Numbering plan in calling party on INVITE on the trunk.}

^{Numbering type in calling party on INVITE on trunk.}

^{ANY(), NONE(), UNKNOWN(0), INTERNATIONAL(1), NATIONAL(2), SUBSCRIBER(4), ABBREVIATED(6)}

^{The privacy of the source user, i.e. the user has requested Calling Line Identification Restriction (CLIR).}

^{trunkRedirectingNumber}

^{trunkRedirectingNumberingType}