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  1. Ahh, I see what you're asking. I don't have anything to help with this unfortunately. I've never downloaded one from Monster. I'd be happy to take some time and check it out though! Best thing (in my opinion) would be to import the CSV into a SQL database by which you can query any report you desire. I'd have to look at it a little more in-depth, but if you have a bit of time before your customers kill you :-) , I'd be happy to help!

  2. We have a Chrome browser plugin that allows a user to select which registered device to ring and works with web-powered SalesForce. A user can click on the number, a 'quick call' API call is invoked and rings the selected device from the plugin. We are still working on the inbound calls for pop-ups with webhooks into a specific SalesForce account. Not too far off though!

  3. Hey Esoare,

    We use a method unsupported and not recommended by 2600. We listen for channel_destroy messages right off the AMQP bus. We then post-process the data and insert rows into a separate database that we use to display and provide to customers. I'm not totally familiar with Monster UI, so I hope there are some other guys on the forum who can help with the BASIC part of your question. I wish I had more to offer here!

  4. Go to 2600hz.atlassian.net, and up in the top right corner, it says 'log in'. 

    Click that, then at the bottom it says, "Need an account? Sign Up"

    Hit that sign up link and create an account. Once completed, log in and you'll be able to create bug and user story tickets in their JIRA. 

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