Call Logs Export

Track performance3 min readUpdated 2026-03-12

Call Logs Export

Call logs capture every inbound and outbound call on your JustCall account. Export them to build custom reports in a spreadsheet, feed data into a BI tool, or share records with compliance teams.

How to Access Call Logs

  1. Go to Analytics in the left sidebar.
  2. Click the Call Logs tab.
  3. The table displays the most recent calls with key details visible in columns.

Filtering Call Logs

Narrow the log to exactly the data you need before exporting:

FilterOptions
Date RangePreset (Today, Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days) or custom start/end dates.
AgentSelect one or more agents.
Phone NumberFilter by a specific JustCall number.
DirectionInbound, Outbound, or All.
Call StatusAnswered, Missed, Abandoned, Voicemail.
TagsFilter by any tags applied to calls.
DispositionFilter by disposition code.

Exporting the Logs

  1. Apply your desired filters.
  2. Click the Export button in the top-right corner.
  3. Select CSV or Excel as the output format.
  4. For datasets under 10,000 rows, the file downloads immediately.
  5. For larger datasets, JustCall processes the export in the background and emails you a download link when it is ready.

Fields Included in the Export

Every exported row contains the following fields:

FieldDescription
Date & TimeTimestamp of the call in your account timezone.
CallerThe phone number that initiated the call.
CalleeThe phone number that received the call.
DirectionInbound or Outbound.
AgentName of the agent who handled the call.
DurationTotal call length in seconds.
Wait TimeTime the caller spent in queue before connecting.
Recording URLDirect link to the call recording file (if recording is enabled).
NotesAny notes the agent added during or after the call.
DispositionThe disposition code applied by the agent.
TagsComma-separated list of tags on the call.
VoicemailYes/No indicator of whether a voicemail was left.

Tips for Working with Exported Logs

  • Pivot tables — Import the CSV into Google Sheets or Excel and use pivot tables to summarize calls by agent, day, or disposition.
  • CRM matching — Use the Caller field to match call records against contacts in your CRM for a unified activity timeline.
  • Compliance audits — Export logs with recording URLs to provide auditors a complete record of customer interactions.

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