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Variphy Zoom Phone Search Sets & Criteria Guide

Background

Search Sets and Search Criteria are two of the most fundamental and important concepts in Variphy Zoom Phone Analytics, as they shape all reports, dashboard widgets, alerts, and history search results.

The Search Set and Search Criteria functionality in Variphy provide the ability to search for, filter, and include virtually any desired set call activity, no matter how broad or granular.

Search Set

A Search Set is just a set of 1 or more Search Criteria, along with some settings for how to apply the Criteria:

  • Name – used just for display and descriptive purposes
  • Filter By Call Duration Or Status – whether or not to also apply additional filtering based upon call duration
  • Match All Criteria – how to apply multiple criteria values together, essentially using “AND” vs “OR” logic when possible (with Match All enabled, “AND” will be used)
  • Search Criteria – one or more search types with one or more values to query for

Search Criteria

Each Search Criteria defines what specific values to match with Zoom data.

In Variphy, Search Criteria are comprised of the following:

<Search Type> <Conditional Type> <Value>

Every Search Criteria has a Search Type – this defines which Zoom property or properties to match against.

Zoom call data has a multitude of search properties to choose from, such as.

  • The callers location for which a call originated from (“Caller Location”)
  • The Queue which a call was received on (“Called Queue”)
  • directory/phone number which originated the call (“Caller Number”)
  • directory/phone number which was received the call (“Called Number”)

The Search Criteria Conditional Type defines what type of condition to apply, such as “equals 911”, “starts with 9”, or “does not contain 911”.

Text Conditional Types

  • equals
  • starts with
  • ends with
  • contains
  • does not equal
  • does not start with
  • does not end with
  • does not contain

Numeric Conditional Types

  • equals
  • greater than
  • great than or equal to
  • less than
  • less than or equal to

Search Value

The Search Value is the specific text or numeric value to be queried for, using the Conditional Type, for example “1000” or “Steve” .

Wildcards

For text-based Search Types, a capital “X” digit can be used to represent a wildcard digit. Multiple wild card digits can be used in the same Value, which allows you to specify lengths of values.

For example, the following Search Criteria will yield all Zoom call activity from a 4 digit Caller Number, which begins with a “2”.

Caller Number equals 2XXX

Pre-Populated Drop Down lists

Certain search criteria will contain a list of available meta data from your Zoom Account. Different than call data, meta data includes things like Caller or Called User, Caller or Called Department or Called Queue, etc… Meta data search criteria will provide a drop down list of available information to choose from. This information can be searched as current meta information (Show Historical Options toggled off) or historical meta information (Show Historical Options toggled on).

Show Historical Options

Meta data search’s have the ability to query both what is currently active in your Zoom Account but also information for users or departments no longer in your Zoom Account. For Example:

If searching for Caller or Called users with “Show Historical Options toggled = OFF” the pick list will only display users currently in your Zoom account. If Bruce Wayne was an employee but is no longer with your organization he will not appear in the picklist of available Zooms as he no longer has an account.

If searching for Caller or Called users with “Show Historical Options toggled = ON” the pick list will display a list of users currently in your Zoom account but also that no longer have Zoom accounts. If Bruce Wayne was an employee but is no longer with your organization he still appear in the list as an available search option.

Show Historical Options gives you the ability to search for specific meta data that is no longer in your Zoom Account but was at one time.

Meta Data can only be provided based on the date of Variphy’s installation and first data sync. Meta Data from prior to the Variphy installation is not available.

Zoom Search Set Examples

Example 1 – Single Search Type and Value

The following example Search Criteria defines Caller Number equals 1234, which means all calls originating only from directory/phone number 1234.

Since there is only 1 Search Type (Caller Number) and Value (1234), the Match All Criteria field is not applicable.

Example 2 – Multiple Search Types With Match Any

In this example, there are 2 different Search Types and 3 unique Values, which will be combined using a “Match Any” approach.

Since the Match All Criteria is toggled OFF in the below example, this Search Set will find all call to 911, all calls to 9911 and all calls greater than 1 second in duration.

Using Match All Criteria toggled ON the below example would show all calls to 911 and all calls to 9911 but only if they have a duration greater than 1 second.

Example 3 – Multiple Search Types With Match All

In this example, there are 2 different Search Types and Values, which will be combined using a “Match All” approach.

Since the Match All Criteria is toggled on, this Search Set will find all calls which match both/all of the following Search Criteria values:

  • Caller Number equals 1000
  • Called Number equals 2000

With the following settings, this Search Set will only find calls which originated from Caller Number 1000 and were received by Called Number 2000.

Example 4 – Multiple Search Types With Match All And Wildcards

In this example, this Search Set will result in all call activity which matches all of the following:

  • Originated from devices with names beginning with “Windows”
  • Originated from 4-digit Calling Numbers beginning with “2”
  • Terminating to 11-digit phone numbers beginning with “011”

This type of Search Set would identify help identify internationally dialed number from a particular DN range (2000 – 2999).

The Called Number starts with 011XXXXXX contains 6 wild card digits using the “starts with” condition. This would match all Called Numbers at least 9 digits in length and begin with “011”, which is a typical dialing pattern for US based outbound international calling.

Zoom Phone Search Type Dictionary

Zoom Phone Search TypeDescription
Originating Party
Caller NumberCaller ID or DN of a person placing a call.
Caller UserThe username of a Zoom user placing a call.
Caller LocationThe Country and/or City and/or State of the caller as provided by Zoom
Caller ResultThis value represents the “result” from the perspective of the Caller. In some cases, there may not be a Caller Result value, such as when an inbound PSTN call comes to a Called Zoom entity/owner.
Caller SiteThe Site of a Zoom user placing a call.
Caller DepartmentThe name of a department for which the Zoom user placing the call resides.
Caller Manager UserThe manager of a Zoom user placing the call
Caller Device TypeThe type of Zoom phone placing a call (MAC_Client, Windows_Client, Yealink etc..)
Terminating Party
Called NumberNumber which answered a call.
Called UserThe username of a Zoom user which answered a call.
Called LocationThe Country and/or City and/or State of the person being called as provided by Zoom
Called SiteThe site of a Zoom user who received a call
Called DepartmentThe name of a department for which the Zoom user receiving a call resides.
Called ManagerThe manager of a Zoom user who received a call
Called Device TypeThe type of Zoom receiving a call (MAC_Client, Windows_Client, Yealink etc..)
Called ResultThis value represents the “result” from the perspective of the “Called” party. In some cases, there may not be a Called Result value, such as when a Zoom entity/owner calls a PSTN number.
Called QueueThe name of a call queue receiving a call
Originating or Terminating Party
Caller or Called NumberThe Caller ID or DN of a person placing or receiving a call.
Caller or Called UserThe username of a the Zoom user placing or receiving a call
Caller or Called LocationThe Country and/or City and/or State of the person placing the call or receiving the call as provided by Zoom
Caller or Called SiteThe site of a Zoom user who either placed or received a call
Caller or Called DepartmentThe department of a Zoom user who either placed or received a call
Caller or Called Manager UserThe manager of a Zoom user who either placed or received a call
Caller or Called ResultThis value represents the “result” from the perspective of the Caller & Called party. In some cases, there may not be a value, such as when a Zoom entity/owner receives a call or places a call to/from a PSTN number.
Caller or Called Device TypeThe type of device a zoom call was placed on or received on
Duration
Call Duration (Seconds)The time duration during which the call was connected, in seconds
Ring Time (Seconds)The time duration during which the call was in the ringing state, in seconds
Wait Time (Seconds)Amount of time in a call queue in seconds
Signaling
DirectionOutbound, Inbound, Internal
PathThe source/destination path taken for call completion.
Call Identifier
Call IdentifierThe unique call identity value that is assigned to each call.
Miscellaneous/Other
Call TypeIdentifies the type of call as Contact Center, International, PSTN, Toll-Free or VOIP
Recording TypeThe type of recording on a call (Automatic, OnDemand, None)
Analytics
Call Scenarios TypesThe type of record as defined by Variphy’s Call Scenarios. Additional Information about Call Scenarios can be found here.
Updated on June 30, 2023

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