Phoner

RC-06 RECORDING

Call recording software with consent tools built in

Call recording software captures your business calls so you can review quotes, train new hires, and settle what was actually said. Phoner records with a consent announcement callers hear up front and per-line toggles you control, on the Team plan at $29 per user per month.

Recordings sit in the call log next to the time, caller, and line, tagged when the consent announcement played. Team keeps recordings for 90 days; Business keeps them for as long as you stay.

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ON TEAM · $29/USER/MO · UNLIMITED RETENTION ON BUSINESS

RC-06 RECORDING What you get

What recorded calls do for a small team

01

Consent is part of the flow

An announcement plays before recording starts, so callers hear it every time. You choose the wording and which lines record at all.

02

The end of he-said-she-said

The quoted price, the agreed date, the approved change order: play it back. One settled dispute pays for a year of the plan.

03

Training on real calls

New hires learn from your ten best calls instead of a script, and managers review the hard ones with the audio in front of them.

04

Retention that fits the plan

Team keeps 90 days of recordings; Business keeps unlimited history, with an audit log tracking who listened to what.

HOW-TO Setup

How to set up call recording in Phoner

01

Choose which lines record

Recording is off until you turn it on, per line. The sales line can record while the private line never does.

02

Pick the announcement

Use the standard consent wording or write your own. It plays before every recorded call.

03

Review from the call log

Each recorded call shows in the log with time, caller, duration, and a consent tag. Play it back, download it, or share it with the team.

Want the whole picture? See the cloud phone system, explained walkthrough from number to first call.

ON THE LINE In practice

Recording alongside the rest of the line

Recording works best on lines with structure in front of them. An IVR phone menu can carry the recording notice on exactly the branches where it applies, call routing decides which recorded line rings which group, and calls that miss entirely still surface as voicemail to text transcripts.

Consent-sensitive teams, like a phone system for law firms, usually start with this page, and the legal side genuinely varies: one-party and two-party consent states differ. Our plain-English summary of call recording laws by state maps the differences (it is not legal advice), and pricing shows exactly what Team and Business include.

CONSENT AND LAWFUL USE

Call recording and consent laws vary by state and country. Phoner gives you consent tools (announcements, per-line recording toggles), but you are responsible for lawful use and for getting consent where required.

FAQ Before you switch

Call recording: common questions

It depends on where you and the caller are. Some US states require one party to consent, others require everyone. Phoner gives you consent tools, announcements and per-line toggles, but you are responsible for lawful use and for getting consent where required. Our call recording laws guide is a starting point, not legal advice.

Line owners and admins by default. On Business, role permissions and the audit log control and track access, so review stays deliberate instead of casual.

90 days on Team, unlimited retention on Business. You can download or delete recordings at any time on either plan.

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IVR-03 MENU

IVR phone menu

A visual press-1 menu builder that routes callers in about 10 minutes.

IVR phone menu

RT-04 ROUTING

Call routing

Ring groups, hours rules, and failover so no call dies in one voicemail.

Call routing

VM-02 VOICEMAIL

Voicemail to text

Every voicemail transcribed in about 30 seconds, pushed to app and email.

Voicemail to text

RC-06 RECORDING · Your line is open

Know what was said on every call

Call recording with consent announcements on the Team plan, $29 per user per month.

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