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These settings control who can see the data your agents collect, how long Callers keeps it, and how you can trace what happened.

Control who sees conversation data

Limit what each member can see, on top of their role, in Settings → Team: See Team and permissions for all toggles.

Data retention

Set how long Callers keeps call recordings and transcriptions. Callers deletes data older than the retention period.
  1. Click your name, choose Settings, and open General.
  2. Under Retention period, choose 90 days, 180 days, 1 year, 2 years, 3 years, 4 years, 5 years, or Custom.
  3. For Custom, enter the number of days (at least 5).
The default is 1 year (365 days). Only members who can Manage account settings can change it. You can also set retention with the API, optionally for all subaccounts at once:
To avoid storing recordings at all for an agent, turn off Record Calls in its settings. See Call recording and limits.

Restrict Support Access

By default, Callers support staff and account managers can open your account to help with setup and troubleshooting. To block that:
  1. Go to Settings → General.
  2. Turn on Restrict Support Access.
You can still give a specific support person access by inviting them as a member in Settings → Team.

Audit trail

Callers keeps a record of what changed and what happened, so you can trace a result back to a configuration or a conversation. There is no single audit-log page; each record lives next to the thing it describes.
For compliance reviews, export contacts or calls from an agent’s results page (members with Export contacts or calls) and keep the webhook payloads your systems received; together they form a complete, timestamped record of every conversation.

Security overview

Every security control in one place.

Sensitive data

Mask or delete conversations that contain sensitive data.

Team and permissions

Roles, member access, and MFA.

Call recording

Turn recording on or off for an agent.