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Executive Summary
Financial institutions commonly record calls on fixed lines as part of their regulatory
requirements, and regulators are looking to extend this requirement to mobile phones. In the
UK, for example, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) is currently consulting on making this a
mandatory requirement to be introduced by the end of 2010. This paper presents an overview of
the process through which Verint software enables mobile phone recording.
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Introduction
Although call recording on mobile phones is still an emerging technology, one of the most commonly
deployed methods incorporates three components:
Handset applicationResides on a mobile phone and manages the routing of calls to and from
a telephony gateway server.
Gateway serverManages the routing of the calls from the PSTN to and from the handset.
Voice recorderCaptures the call. This document assumes use of the Verint Impact 360
Recording solution.
Outgoing Calls
When a mobile phone is used to make an outbound call to a third-party number, the handset application
on the mobile phone routes the call via the mobile network and PSTN to the gateway server at the
customer premises. It also passes on the third partys telephone number to the gateway (see Figure 1
below).
The gateway then routes the call to the third party through the PSTN. The Impact 360 recorder passively
taps the phone line used to record the call. A white list allows calls to personal numbers to operate as
normal and avoid being routed to the gateway.
Incoming Calls
Like outbound calls, Incoming calls are routed through the gateway, although the setup is somewhat
different.
The third party will dial the mobile device as normal; however, the handset application will busy out the
phone line, and the call is diverted by the network provider to the gateway. When the gateway receives
the call, it will connect to the handset via the PSTN. The handset application will accept calls only from
the gateway. Figure 2 illustrates the process.
The handset application can be configured by an administrator with a white list, enabling calls from
personal numbers to avoid being recorded.