Every inbound or outbound call generates a CDR record inside Toky. Every CDR row has detailed information about the call, including calls received in phone numbers or through live calls. You can use this data for call center reporting and analysis.

CDR data model

Field	Description
id	ID of the CDR.
callid	Unique identifier of the CDR.
from	Inbound number, agent id or web caller id.
to_number	Outbound number called, for outbound calls.
country	For inbound call: Country from an inbound number Country detected for the caller for live calls. For outbound call: Country location of the agent making the outbound call.
caller_id_used	For outbound call, this is the PSTN number caller ID used to make the call. For web to web call, this value is null.
received_on_number	Phone number for inbound calls
init_dt	Date and time for the creation of the call record GMT 0.
start_time	Start time of the call GMT 0.
end_time	End time of the call GMT 0.
duration	Duration of the call in seconds.
agent_id	For inbound: the agent that received the call. For outbound: the agent that makes the call.
to_agent	Agent who receives the call.
direction	If the call is inbound or outbound.
web_call	If the call is web only. E.g.: A call from agent A to agent B. No pstn call involved.
disposition_code	`183` = Cancelled during ring. `200` = Completed. `402` = Payment Required. `403` = Unauthorized. `404` = Not Found. `408` = Request Timeout. `486` = Busy. `487` = Cancelled. `480` = Temporarily Unavailable. `500 - 599` = Server Error. `600 - 699` = General Error.
ivr_option_pressed	For inbound calls, if the caller pressed an option on the IVR menu, this field will have the digit of the option pressed.

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Date and time related fields
Fields related with date and time like init_dt, start_time and end_time have GMT timezone. You must convert this information to your desired timezone. For converting any date and time value to a desired timezone you can read this article