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Cisco Customer Voice Portal (CVP) Release 3.0(0) Configuration and Administration Guide
Appendix E      Customer Voice Portal VoiceXML Server
CVP VoiceXML Server Reporting
While ICM VRU Progress reporting capabilities are always in effect, they complement VXML Server 
applications most effectively when this transaction-oriented design is used. The customer would define 
an ICM CallType for each type of transaction, and use the audit information returned from the VXML 
Server to determine how to set the ICM's VRUProgress variable. The setting selected dictates how the 
transaction will be counted in the aggregate VRU reporting fields in the CallTypeHalfHour table.
VRU reporting enhancements are described in the ICM 6.0(0) WebView Online Help.
WebView Reporting
This section lists the CVP-related WebView Reports that are available when using CVP integrated with 
CVP VoiceXML Server.
New Reports In ICM 6.0 Release
Caltyp35:VRU Calls Analysis Half Hour Report
Caltyp36:VRU Calls Analysis Daily Report 
periph06:VRU Peripheral Capacity Report 
Traditional VRU Services Reports
persvc20:Peripheral Service for IVR Queue Half Hour Report
persvc21:Peripheral Service IVR Queue Daily Report
persvc22:Peripheral Service IVR Self-Service Half Hour Report 
persvc23:Peripheral Service IVR Self-Service Daily Report
CVP Related Data
trkgrp04:Trunks Real Time All Fields Report
trkgrp12:Trunks Half Hour All Fields Report
trkgrp20:All Port Busy Real Time
trkgrp21:IVR Ports Idle & In Service Real Time Report
trkgrp22:IVR Ports Status Real Time Ports
trkgrp23:IVR Ports Performance Half Hour
nettrk03:Network Trunk Group Real Time All Field Report
nettrk13:Network Trunk Group Historical All Fields Report
Note
Currently, the CVP VoiceXML Server application has the following reporting limitations:
- CVP VoiceXML Server does not provide any pre-defined reports for Historical reporting
- CVP VoiceXML Server provides real-time reporting capabilities that help monitor aggregate active 
sessions associated with a voice application. However, these active sessions cannot be mapped to the 
actual calls that triggered those sessions.