The XML file is for you to install on the 3CX PBX side. Your 3CX PBX will communicate with your Suite thru the Suite API V8 to find and display the caller name from the phone number, etc.
This is a network/system administration question. To make 3CX see your SuiteCRM, one way is to assign a subdomain name of your organization’s domain name, to the SuiteCRM. Example, if your 3CX PBX is already assigned to the subdomain “phone.myorg.com”, then assign the subdomain “crm.myorg.com” to your Suite.
At your organization, do you have an admin of your organization’s domain “myorg.com” and DNS server? Can you contact and request for the subdomain crm.myorg.com be assigned to Suite app server’s public IP address, so that 3CX PBX server can communicate with your Suite app thru the name crm.myorg.com ?
hi, thank you for this xml template.
i got i to work. but when it’s get to the schenario ReportCalli can’t get the variables for AccountID or ContactType, these are empty… so the note is created with the wrong / no Relation. do you have an idea what i’m doing wrong?
thank you
@Roland.P Please post your above question, about the empty values in variables AccountID and ContactType, on the 3CX subforum for “other CRM” (for Suite and all other CRM) here:
Check 3CX Console > Settings > CRM Integration > Test button > Logs tab.
You see in that tab the request details 3CX is sending to Suite CRM, and the response.
There are two main ways to export call data from 3CX for the last 30 days:
Using the Built-in Call Log Export:
Access the 3CX Management Console.
Navigate to the “Call Log” section.
Click the “Filter” button and select “Last 30 days” from the time range options.
You can optionally set additional filters for extensions, call direction (inbound/outbound), or answered/unanswered calls.
Click the “Export” button. This will typically generate a CSV file containing the call details for the filtered period.
Using the 3CX Exporter (for advanced users):
This method involves a third-party tool and is recommended for those who need a more automated solution or require data for further analysis.
Consider using the 3CX Exporter tool. This tool can extract call data and store it in a database (like SQL Server or MySQL).
Once the data is in the database, you can utilize various reporting tools (Excel, Power BI, etc.) to analyze and export the call data for the last 30 days according to your needs.
Note:
The specific steps and options might vary slightly depending on your 3CX version.
The built-in export offers a basic report, while the 3CX Exporter provides more flexibility but requires more setup.
If you’re unsure or need help, check the 3CX documentation, reach out to 3CX support team, or post on the 3CX forum.