Nice Logger explained

Learn what Nice Logger is and what types of telephony cards it supports in this expert answer.

Sanjeev Sawai

Interactions Corporation
Published: 07 Sep 2005

What is Nice Logger? What are the cards present in Nice Logger?

Nice Logger is a call recording system that records both sides of a full-duplex telephone conversation (log) and...

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stores it for future replay. It is used mostly in call centers and other applications where having a record of conversations are important. See www.nice.com/products/multimedia/nicelog.php .

Nice Logger supports many types of telephony cards and interfaces. The most commonly used are T1 and E1. DS1 is the layer 2 name for T1 telephony connections. It is a time division multiplexed digital stream of 24 voice circuits.

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