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I am going to talk to a company about their Mitel 5000.
The guy wants to record incoming calls. I see based on the feature sheet that there is a "record-a-call" which I am assuming is controlled by the user. So my first question, is there a way to record ALL incoming calls automatically? I know this can be tricky on an Iwatsu system.
Also, if there is a way to record all incoming calls, what is the capacity of the vm? I would hate to have him recording all of these calls and then run out of vm space in a few weeks.
Any help or insight would be appreciated.
Thanks,
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Record-A-Call is initiated by the end user, on a per-call basis. Calls can be recorded to an associated, disassociated or user-selected mailbox.
VM storage capacity is determined by system design. Capacity is listed by hours and minutes when logging into the system.
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Yes, I think I am going to have to propose a third party recording system.
I appreciate the reply.
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