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Read only Returns compact call log ROWS for the organization (status, direction, numbers, duration, cost, timestamps, agent, sentiment, a short summary, and has_transcript/has_recording flags), filterable by agent, status, sentiment and date range. Use it to find calls and to count them. It is NOT the source of truth for what happened on a call: sentiment and summary are written by post-call analysis after the call ends, so they are “unknown” or null on any call that has not been analysed yet. Every result carries an analysis_coverage block saying how many of the returned calls have been analysed: read it before drawing any conclusion about outcomes, and never report unanalysed rows as an absence of performance data. For what was actually said or concluded on one call, use get_call_details. For a single known call by ID, use get_call.

Parameters

Complete input schema

Registered output schema

Before you call

  • Connect and initialize the MCP client with OAuth or an API key for the intended workspace.
  • This tool has no required arguments.

Example MCP request

Send tools/call after your client completes MCP initialization. Replace placeholder values with IDs and inputs from your workspace. For object and array parameters, follow the nested requirements in the parameter description instead of treating an empty value as complete.
Successful results include structuredContent and a text content block containing the same JSON. Check isError first, then read structuredContent or parse content[0].text. See MCP responses and errors for the full envelope and failure behavior.

Verify the result

Confirm the response is not marked isError, parse content[0].text as JSON, and verify that returned IDs and workspace data match the request.

Retry safety

This tool does not change workspace data. Retrying after a transient transport failure is safe.