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Missed calls not appearing in call reports

Diagnose why missed calls are missing from SparkTG call logs. Covers report filters, how IVR abandonments differ from missed calls, and data sync delays.

3 min readLast updated 16 May, 2026By SparkTG Support Team

If your call reports show fewer missed calls than expected, the calls are likely being counted differently — or a filter is hiding them.

Common reasons and fixes

1
Check your report filters
Reports → Call Logs → verify the Status filter is set to All or includes Missed. If it's filtered to Answered only, missed calls won't appear.
2
Check the date range
Ensure the date range covers the period you're investigating. The default view is often Today — change it to Custom Range.
3
Understand how missed calls are counted
SparkTG counts a call as Missed only if it reached an agent queue or extension and was not answered. Calls that were answered by the IVR but the caller hung up before reaching an agent are counted as IVR Abandonments, not missed calls. Check both reports.
4
Check if calls dropped at IVR level
Go to Reports → IVR Reports → look for Caller Abandoned entries. These are callers who dropped during the IVR menu before being routed to an agent.

If you're seeing 0 records across all filters for a time period where you know calls came in, contact support with your virtual number and the time range — there may be a data sync delay.

Frequently asked questions

Why does my missed call count in SparkTG not match my actual missed calls?

SparkTG only counts a call as Missed if it reached an agent queue or extension and was not answered. Calls where the caller hung up during the IVR menu before being routed to an agent are counted as IVR Abandonments — a separate report. Check both Reports → Call Logs (Missed filter) and Reports → IVR Reports (Caller Abandoned).

I filtered by Missed in Call Logs but see zero results — why?

Check your date range — the default view is often Today. Change it to a Custom Range covering the period you're investigating. Also confirm the Status filter includes Missed and is not set to Answered Only.

What is the difference between a Missed Call and an IVR Abandonment in SparkTG?

A Missed Call is a call that reached an agent queue or extension but was not answered within the Max Wait Time. An IVR Abandonment is a call where the caller hung up while navigating the IVR menu, before being routed to any agent. Both represent lost calls but are tracked separately.

Can I get notified by SMS or email when a call is missed?

Yes — go to SparkTG Dashboard → Settings → Notifications and configure missed call alerts. You can set up email or SMS notifications for specific virtual numbers or queues.

My call log shows zero records for a period where I know calls came in — what's wrong?

This may be a data sync delay. Contact SparkTG support with your virtual number and the specific time range. Include the exact times if possible. Our team can check server-level logs to identify any sync gap.

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