Record and Instantly Share Conversations

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Recordings

You, as a developer, are able to bring your own S3 bucket to save conversation recordings, having data never touch our servers. There are two ways to get this set up.

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Option 1 - Automated script - For advanced users

Our friends over at Daily have created a custom script that will automate the following process of setting up an S3 bucket under your organization with the right permissions.

You can run npm install and setup your AWS credentials, and the script will handle the rest.

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Option 2 - Manual setup

Here is a step-by-step guide to setting up an S3 bucket for Tavus CVI recordings.

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Callbacks

Upon conversation creation, when you specify a callback_url, you will be ingesting an application.recording_ready webhook after the conversation is over or when you manually stop a recording, which will point to the key that locates your recording file in your S3 bucket.

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Enable Recording

To make a conversation recording enabled, you need to set enable_recording=true. Note that this will only enable you to record, but not actually record the room automatically. To start and stop recordings, the user can do this manually, or you can use frontend code. Here is an example application using JS.

Head over to Daily’s Recording API for more detail.