9/22/2016 Auto deletion of recorded calls
Automated deletion of recorded calls has now been added to Protel LTS premise PBX, and also to Protelity LTS Multi-tenant (hosted) PBX.
The controls for this feature, along with 3 other automated functions, have been moved to a new group called Automated Tasks, which is now placed below the Maintenance tab in the PBX Administration User Interface:
This function will run automatically on the 1st day of each month and will delete recorded calls that are older than the date range selected, from 1 to 12 months prior.
For the Protelity LTS Multitenant system, this function is only accessible from the “super user” pbxadmin login and applies globally to all accounts that are set to allow recorded calls.
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