Voice audit log

As a Google Workspace administrator, you can use the Google Voice audit log to track the Voice activity in your organization. For example, you can review the details of texts and calls, including the cost and duration.

You can also review exact call times and charges for Google Meet Global Dialing.

Open the Voice audit log

1. Sign in to your Google Admin console.

   Sign in using your administrator account (does not end in @gmail.com).

2. From the Admin console Home page, go to Reports.
3. On the left, under Audit log, click Voice.

4. (Optional) To customize what data you see, on the right, click Manage columns . Select the columns that you want to see or hideclick Save.

5. (Optional) Review ways to filter and export log data and create alerts.

Data you can view

The Voice audit log provides the following information:

Data type	Description
Event name	Action that was logged, such as sending a text or assigning a phone number
Event description	Details of the event. For example, calls from a Voice number and their cost and duration
Date	Date and time the event occurred (displayed in your browser's default time zone)
User	Name of the user who did the action
Destination	Phone number that received a call or text
Source	Phone number that placed a call or sent text
Duration	Length of time the call lasted
Group message	Shows whether the text was sent to a group or an individual
Cost	Cost, if any, of the call or text

Event names

At Add a filter, select an Event name to filter data for that event. The audit report shows log entries for each time the particular event occurred during the time range that you set. Most event names are self-explanatory. Here are descriptions of some events that you might need more information for:

Event name	Description
Auto Attendant couldn't route to voicemail recipient	Couldn't record a voicemail because none of the specified recipients can get voicemails. Possible reasons include: Recipients accounts were deleted or suspended. Replace the users in the recipient list. Go to the auto attendant's Send to Voicemail section and add different people to the Voicemail recipients field. Recipients are over their email limit. If a user gets too many voicemails per hour, email delivery stops. Voice generates this event for every call when a voicemail isn't made because the list is empty
Auto attendant deleted	Details of each time an admin deleted an auto attendant
Auto attendant failed to transfer to a user	Couldn't transfer a call because the specified person can't receive calls. Possible reasons include: User's Voice license was removed User's account was deleted or suspended Go to the auto attendant's Transfer the caller section, and add a different person to the Target user's email address field.
Auto attendant published	Details of each time an admin changes an auto attendant
Auto attendant received a voicemail	Details of each time a caller leaves a voicemail
Auto attendant voicemail failed to deliver	Couldn't deliver voicemail email to a specified recipient. Possible reasons include: Recipient's account was deleted or suspended. Replace the user in the recipient list. Recipient is over their email limit. If a user gets too many voicemails per hour, email delivery stops. Recipient's email inbox is full. User needs to free up their inbox space.
Auto attendant voicemail failed to forward	Voicemail email couldn't be forwarded to a super admin. If a voicemail email can't be delivered to a specified recipient, it's forwarded to super admins so it's not lost.

When and how long is data available?

Go to Data retention and lag times.

Related topics

• Available audit logs
• Filter & export log data & create alerts

• How Meet Global Dialing billing works