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Record Twilio voice calls correctly. Covers the critical distinction between Record verb (voicemail) and Dial record (call recording), dual-channel for QA, mid-call pause for PCI, Conference recording, and the ConversationRelay workaround. Use this skill whenever you need to capture call audio for compliance, QA, or analytics.

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Record Twilio voice calls correctly. Covers the critical distinction between Record verb (voicemail) and Dial record (call recording), dual-channel for QA, mid-call pause for PCI, Conference recording, and the ConversationRelay workaround. Use this skill whenever you need to capture call audio for compliance, QA, or analytics.
## Overview Twilio offers multiple recording methods. Choosing the wrong one is the **#1 developer mistake** in voice — using `<Record>` when you mean `<Dial record>` produces voicemail behavior instead of call recording. | Method | What it does | Use when | |--------|-------------|----------| | `<Record>` verb | Records the CALLER only (voicemail-style) | Leaving a message, capturing input | | `<Dial record>` | Records BOTH parties on a call | Call recording for two-party calls | | `<Start><Recording>` | Starts a recording alongside other verbs | ConversationRelay, multi-verb flows | | Conference `record` | Records the conference mix | Multi-party calls | | Recordings REST API | Programmatic control mid-call | Pause during payment (PCI) | --- ## Prerequisites - Twilio account with a voice-capable phone number — see `twilio-account-setup` - `TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID` and `TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN` — see `twilio-iam-auth-setup` - SDK: `pip install twilio` / `npm install twilio` - A webhook endpoint for recording status callbacks - **Compliance check:** Recording consent requirements vary by jurisdiction — see `twilio-compliance-traffic` --- ## Quickstart ### Record a Two-Party Call (Most Common) Use `<Dial record>` — NOT `<Record>`. **Python (Flask)** ```python from flask import Flask, request from twilio.twiml.voice_response import VoiceResponse app = Flask(__name__) @app.route("/voice", methods=["POST"]) def incoming_call(): response = VoiceResponse() response.say("This call may be recorded for quality assurance.") dial = response.dial( record="record-from-answer-dual", # dual-channel: agent on one, caller on other recording_status_callback="https://yourapp.com/recording-status" ) dial.number("+15558675310") # agent's phone return str(response) ``` **Node.js (Express)** ```node app.post("/voice", (req, res) => { const response = new VoiceResponse(); response.say("This call may be recorded for quality assurance."); const dial = response.dial({ record: "record-from-answer-dual", recordingStatusCallback: "https://yourapp.com/recording-status", }); dial.number("+15558675310"); res.type("text/xml").send(response.toString()); }); ``` ### Handle the Recording Status Callback > **Security:** Validate `X-Twilio-Signature` on recording callbacks in production. Without validation, attackers could POST fake recording URLs to your endpoint. **Python (Flask)** ```python @app.route("/recording-status", methods=["POST"]) def recording_status(): recording_sid = request.form["RecordingSid"] recording_url = request.form["RecordingUrl"] call_sid = request.form["CallSid"] status = request.form["RecordingStatus"] # "completed", "failed" duration = request.form.get("RecordingDuration", 0) if status == "completed": # Store recording reference save_recording(call_sid, recording_sid, recording_url, duration) return "", 200 ``` --- ## Key Patterns ### Recording Modes for `<Dial record>` | Mode | What's recorded | Use case | |------|----------------|----------| | `record-from-answer` | Single channel, both parties mixed | Simple recording | | `record-from-answer-dual` | Dual channel — caller on left, agent on right | QA (separate agent/caller audio) | | `record-from-ringing` | Records from ring, not answer | Capture ring time + full call | | `record-from-ringing-dual` | Dual channel from ring | QA with ring time | **Always use `dual` for QA and analytics.** Dual-channel lets speech analytics tools (like Conversation Intelligence) distinguish agent from caller. ### Conference Recording Record multi-party calls via the Conference: **Python** ```python response = VoiceResponse() dial = response.dial() dial.conference( "support-room-123", record="record-from-start", # Records from when conference starts recording_status_callback="https://yourapp.com/conf-recording-status" ) ``` **Note:** Conference recording captures the main audio mix. Coach/whisper audio is NOT included. See `twilio-conference-calls`. ### ConversationRelay Recording **Critical:** `record:true` on the REST API call is **silently ignored** with ConversationRelay. No error. No recording. **Correct approach:** Use `<Start><Recording>` in TwiML before `<Connect>`: **Python** ```python @app.route("/voice", methods=["POST"]) def voice(): response = VoiceResponse() response.say("This call may be recorded.") # Start recording BEFORE connecting ConversationRelay start = Start() start.recording( recording_status_callback="https://yourapp.com/recording-status", recording_status_callback_event="completed" ) response.append(start) # Now connect ConversationRelay connect = Connect() connect.conversation_relay(url="wss://yourapp.com/ws/voice") response.append(connect) return str(response) ``` **Node.js** ```node app.post("/voice", (req, res) => { const response = new VoiceResponse(); response.say("This call may be recorded."); const start = response.start(); start.recording({ recordingStatusCallback: "https://yourapp.com/recording-status", recordingStatusCallbackEvent: "completed", }); const connect = response.connect(); connect.conversationRelay({ url: "wss://yourapp.com/ws/voice" }); res.type("text/xml").send(response.toString()); }); ``` ### Mid-Call Pause for PCI Compliance Pause recording when a customer provides payment information: **Python** ```python def pause_recording_for_payment(call_sid, recording_sid): """Pause recording during credit card capture.""" client.calls(call_sid).recordings(recording_sid).update( status="paused" ) def resume_recording(call_sid, recording_sid): """Resume recording after payment processed.""" client.calls(call_sid).recordings(recording_sid).update( status="in-progress" ) ``` **Node.js** ```node async function pauseForPayment(callSid, recordingSid) { await client.calls(callSid).recordings(recordingSid).update({ status: "paused", }); } async function resumeRecording(callSid, recordingSid) { await client.calls(callSid).recordings(recordingSid).update({ status: "in-progress", }); } ``` **PCI DSS:** Never record card numbers. Use Twilio's `<Pay>` verb when possible. If collecting verbally, pause recording for the duration. PCI Mode is IRREVERSIBLE and account-wide — use a sub-account if only some calls need PCI. ### Accessing Recordings **Python** ```python # List recordings for a specific call recordings = client.recordings.list(call_sid=call_sid) for recording in recordings: print(f"SID: {recording.sid}") print(f"Duration: {recording.duration}s") print(f"URL: https://api.twilio.com{recording.uri.replace('.json', '.mp3')}") # Download a recording import requests as req audio = req.get( f"https://api.twilio.com/2010-04-01/Accounts/{account_sid}/Recordings/{recording_sid}.mp3", auth=(account_sid, auth_token) ) with open("recording.mp3", "wb") as f: f.write(audio.content) # Delete a recording (GDPR right to deletion) client.recordings(recording_sid).delete() ``` ### Recording Storage & Retention | Feature | Default | Notes | |---------|---------|-------| | Storage location | Twilio cloud | Can configure external storage (S3, GCS) | | Retention | Indefinite | Delete manually via API or set auto-delete policy | | Formats | WAV (default), MP3 | Request MP3 by appending `.mp3` to URL | | Encryption | At rest | Additional encryption with PCI Mode | --- ## Common Errors | Symptom | Cause | Fix | |---------|-------|-----| | Recording captures only caller (no agent) | Used `<Record>` verb instead of `<Dial record>` | Switch to `<Dial record="record-from-answer">` | | No recording at all | Used REST API `record:true` with ConversationRelay | Use `<Start><Recording>` in TwiML | | Recording is empty / silent | Webhook endpoint unreachable, recording never started | Check StatusCallback URL reachability | | Recording has both parties on same channel | Used `record-from-answer` (mono) | Use `record-from-answer-dual` for separate channels | | Coach audio missing from conference recording | Expected behavior — coach audio isn't in the mix | Record coach's call leg separately | --- ## CANNOT - **`recordingTrack` has no observable effect via TwiML** — The `<Start><Recording>` TwiML parameter `recordingTrack` does not isolate tracks. Use the Recordings REST API with `recordingTrack` for actual track isolation. - **Cannot start API recordings on ConversationRelay calls** — REST API `record:true` is silently ignored ("not eligible for recording"). Must use `<Start><Recording>` before `<Connect>` in TwiML. - **Cannot pause/resume recordings via TwiML** — Only available via the REST API (`update` with `status="paused"` or `status="in-progress"`). - **Cannot get dual-channel conference recordings** — Conference recording is always mono (mixed). - **Cannot get dual-channel from Calls API without explicit param** — `Record=true` defaults to mono. Must specify `recordingChannels: 'dual'`. - **Cannot transcribe PCI-mode recordings** — Recordings created while PCI mode was enabled cannot be transcribed, even after PCI is disabled. - **Cannot use `<Record>` verb for call recording** — `<Record>` captures the caller only (voicemail-style). Use `<Dial record>` or `<Start><Recording>` for call recording. - **Cannot capture coach/whisper audio in conference recordings** — Supervisor whisper is excluded from the mix - **Cannot reverse PCI Mode** — PCI Mode is irreversible and account-wide. Once enabled, all recordings are encrypted. - **Cannot auto-delete recordings without configuration** — Recordings are retained indefinitely unless you configure auto-deletion - **Cannot avoid larger file sizes with dual-channel** — Dual-channel recordings are ~2x the size of mono. Factor into storage costs. --- ## Next Steps - **Conference calls:** `twilio-conference-calls` - **Agent routing:** `twilio-taskrouter-routing` - **Compliance:** `twilio-compliance-traffic` - **Debug recording issues:** `twilio-debugging-observability`
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