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Review client dial sessions with Eastern Time timestamps, date-range totals, paginated detail, recording playback, and CSV export.

Updated Jul 27, 2026 8 steps 14 questions answeredOpen this page in the platform
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Overview

Session History shows past dial sessions for the selected client, one row per session. Each row summarizes the SDR, campaign, duration, dial mode, dials, talks, emails, average call length, and status. Expand a row to review its calls and emails, play recordings, or play every recording in sequence. With a complete date range, the overview cards use canonical client totals for that ET window and the note explains how Platform and legacy activity are reconciled; the table remains a paginated Platform session audit trail. Session timestamps, call times, email times, and CSV date columns use Eastern Time (ET), and the export headers identify that timezone.

How to use this page

  1. Select the client

    Pick a client in the top-right switcher. Session History is scoped to that deal, and the page loads the matching dial sessions, calls, and emails.

  2. Filter the sessions

    Use All Campaigns and All Users to narrow the audit trail. Set both date pickers to apply a calendar range. Date ranges are interpreted in Eastern Time, and the active filters stay in the URL as you move between pages. Clear filters removes the campaign, SDR, date, and page selections. The date inputs and the session rows use Eastern Time (ET).

  3. Read the overview totals

    When no complete date range is selected, the cards show the total session count plus dials, talks, emails, and session time attached to the rows currently loaded. When both dates are selected, the cards switch to canonical client dials, talks, and emails for that ET window, while session time still describes the loaded page. The highlighted reconciliation note explains Platform calls, legacy dials, overlap deduplication, and legacy sessions without Platform detail rows.

  4. Sort and page through results

    Click the sortable SDR, Campaign, Date, Dials, Talks, Emails, Avg Call, or Status heading to change the order. The table loads up to 100 sessions per page. Use Previous and Next when the summary shows more than one page; sorting applies to the sessions currently loaded on that page.

  5. Inspect a session

    Each row shows the SDR, campaign, start time, duration, single or double dial mode, Dials, Talks, Emails, average connected-call length, and status. Active sessions remain marked Active until they end. A highlighted row is a review flag for 5 or more dials with no talks and near-zero average call time; hover it for the reason. The Started and Ended values are displayed in Eastern Time (ET).

  6. Expand a session

    Click a row, or focus it and press Enter or Space, to open its detail panel. Calls show the contact, company, phone, type, result, duration, recording, and time. Emails show the contact, company, recipient, subject, and sent time. In-progress and skipped call markers are excluded from the counted session call totals. Expanded call and email times are also shown in Eastern Time (ET).

  7. Play or download recordings

    Use the inline recording player for Play or Pause, circular 10-second skip controls, seeking, the timer, and playback speed from 0.75x to 2x. Use Play All to move through every recording in the session, or the Download control in that player to save an available recording. Playback and download failures show a toast, and Play All skips an unavailable recording so the queue can continue.

  8. Export the current page

    Click Export CSV to download the session summaries currently loaded after the active filters and sorting. The export includes the SDR, campaign, start and end times, duration, mode, dials, talks, emails, average call length, and status. The Started and Ended CSV columns include the ET label in their headers.

What the buttons do

All Campaigns / All Users
Filter sessions by campaign or by the SDR who ran them.
Start / End date
Set both dates to apply an Eastern Time calendar range to sessions and canonical client totals.
Clear filters
Resets the campaign, SDR, date, and page selections.
Sortable column headings
Sort the currently loaded page by SDR, campaign, date, dials, talks, emails, average call, or status.
Session row
Expands or collapses the calls and emails for that session. A highlighted row shows a review flag on hover.
Previous / Next
Moves through the paginated session list when more than 100 matching sessions exist.
Recording player
Plays an individual recording with Play or Pause, 10-second skip controls, a seek bar with a visible handle, a timer, speed selection, and Download.
Play All
Plays every available recording in the expanded session in sequence and skips a file that cannot be played.
Download
Inside each recording player, saves an available call recording. A failed download shows an error toast.
Export CSV
Downloads the session summaries currently loaded after the active filters and sorting. Its Started and Ended headers identify Eastern Time (ET), and call and email timestamps use the same zone.
ET timestamp labels
Session, call, email, and CSV timestamps are formatted in Eastern Time, with ET shown in the relevant date and export labels.

Common questions

With no complete date range, the session count covers all matching sessions while the attached dials, talks, emails, and session time describe the rows loaded on the current page. With both dates selected, Dials, Talks, and Emails Sent are canonical client totals for that ET window, and session time still describes the loaded page.
The table is a paginated Platform session audit trail. Canonical totals combine real outbound Platform calls with legacy dial activity after daily and session overlap deduplication. Legacy sessions can contribute to the client total without having Platform call-detail rows attached to the table.
Set both Start and End dates to apply a range. The range uses Eastern Time, appears in the summary and reconciliation note, and filters the session, call, and email detail loaded for that window.
Up to 100 matching sessions appear on each page. The summary shows the current page and total page count, with Previous and Next controls when more results exist.
It exports the session rows currently loaded on the page after the active filters and sorting. Move through the pages and export each page if you need the complete paginated audit trail.
Talks are counted calls that reached a conversation. No answers, wrong numbers, voicemails, in-progress markers, and skipped markers are not counted as talks.
Dials count real outbound campaign calls in the session detail. Inbound callbacks, records still in dialing, and operator-skipped markers are excluded from the session row and expanded call totals.
It is a review flag for 5 or more dials with no talks and a near-zero average call time, which can point to a bad number list or dialer issue. Hover the row for the reason and expand it to review the calls.
Mode shows whether the SDR ran the session in single dial or double dial mode.
That session is still running. Its end time and final duration fill in once the SDR ends the session.
Call History is a flat list of individual calls. Session History groups calls and emails by the dial session they belonged to, so you can review a full sitting at once.
The shared player has Play or Pause, circular 10-second skip-back and skip-forward buttons, a seek bar with a visible handle, a Download control, a timer, and playback speed from 0.75x to 2x, with 1x labeled Normal. Playback starts at Normal for each recording, and speed choices are not saved between recordings or page visits. Play All skips an unavailable file with an info toast.
Yes. If recording metadata is still loading, the player queues a skip or seek and applies it when the duration is ready.
Session History uses Eastern Time (ET) for session start and end times, expanded call and email times, the latest-session label, and CSV timestamp columns. The export headers make the ET timezone explicit.
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