Recording is what allows an incident to be reconstructed rather than remembered. MRPS collects that record across the whole network instead of per system.

Voice and video, short messages, and registration records showing which devices were online and offline and when. Reaching every communication and application system on the network means the record is complete rather than partial — which is the only kind that survives scrutiny.

Query by trunking ID, caller, callee, participant, call mode, call type or user label, over a chosen time range. Recorded voice and video play back online from the result list, with short messages viewable alongside.

That parameter list is what separates a usable archive from a large one. A recording system nobody can search is storage, not a record.

• Incident reconstruction — the full sequence of an event, in order
• Investigation and dispute — what was said, by whom, when
• Performance and training — how procedures were actually followed under load
• Compliance — an auditable record where one is required

Recorded traffic includes identifiable personal data. Under KVKK, retention period, access control and export rules belong in the design, and the system’s own audit log — who listened to what — is part of that. Export supports custom lists by time range and format.