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@ovunc-gursoy @Kenny FONG

I found the way to get the call recording id. I have not tested yet but I think it should work.

Once you get the telephony session id of an active call, which you want to control the recording, call the Get Call Session Status API and parse the response to detect the recording id (if the call is being recorded) from the "recordings" array. If the call is not being recorded, you can call the Create Recording API to start the recording.

@Phong Vu Thank you, the call is now stopping and starting using the method you outlined yesterday

Thanks for the answer, that looks promising.

In the API,

https://platform.devtest.ringcentral.com/restapi/v1.0/account/accountId/telephony/sessions/telephonySessionId/parties/partyId/recordings/recordingId

It also requires recordingId, do I get recording id along with the response of the incoming notification?

Thanks a lot.

You will have to implement a lot to get the job done. Presumed that you set auto call recording by default for those users (meaning that all calls will be automatically recorded)

1. Listen for all coming calls to the users you want to interact with.

2. Detect when a call is connected and the area code from the caller's phone number of the notification payload from step 1.

3. Use the telephonySessionId and the partyId from the incoming call notification from step 1

4. Pause the call recording using the Call Control API

If you don't set auto call recording for those users, then do the opposite in step 4 to start recording for those numbers which are out of your area codes list.

Hope this helps!