I am not able to find API to delete call recordings. One of my customers does not want data to be in multiple clouds - customer requests to download the recording into our cloud and remove recordings from RingCentralCloud.
I am not able to find API to delete call recordings. One of my customers does not want data to be in multiple clouds - customer requests to download the recording into our cloud and remove recordings from RingCentralCloud.
Unfortunately, there is no separate API to delete only the call recording. However, you can delete the call log record which has the recording you want to delete.
To delete a call log record, make a DELETE request to the following endpoint :
"/account/~/extension/~/call-log/[recordId]"
How does the extension (and permissions) come into play with deletions like this? If I use an extension that is a super admin in the URL, can I delete calls from any extension? Or just my own? If just my own, then how does this api endpoint handle calls that are attached to multiple extensions?
I don't see an account level endpoint for deleting a call record of other extension, so I think it is only doable at an extension level. Also, when a record is deleted, it is just marked as deleted any not actually removed from the database. You can query the call log (at extension level) with the "showDeleted" flag set to true to see "deleted" record. So if a record is attached to other extensions, those extension still can read the record normally.
In below link where u can find the documentation.
https://developers.ringcentral.com/guide/voice/call-log/reading-call-log
Thanks for your active activity on the forum. However, please give answer to the question accordingly. This question is about to delete a call recording. Not to read the call log.
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