Search calls for an organization based on filters.

Optionally, the call records can be filtered by a set of filters:

• before - will return call records created before the given date.
• after - will return call records created after the given date.
• from - will return call records from the given caller phone number.
• to - will return call records to the given callee phone number.
• direction - will return call records in the given direction.
• delivery_status - will return call records with the given delivery status.
• mode - will return call records with the given mode.
• language - will return call records in the given language.
• call_completion_rating - will return call records with the given call completion rating.
• voicemail - will return call records with the given voicemail flag.
• min_duration - will return call records with given minimum duration in milliseconds.
• max_duration - will return call records with given maximum duration in milliseconds.
• agent_id - will return call records from the given agent ID.
• agent_version_id - will return call records from the given agent version ID.
• contact_id - will return call records from/to the given contact ID.
• conversation_id - will return call records from the given conversation ID.
• channel_id - will return call records from/to the given channel ID.

All fields, with the exception of before, after, min_duration, max_duration, and voicemail, accept a single value or an array of values.

Supports two pagination methods. Cursor-based (cursor/limit) is stable and performant on large
datasets; it is triggered automatically when a cursor parameter is provided, and cursor and offset
cannot be combined. Offset-based (offset/limit) is also supported. Both methods return a metadata
object with a next_cursor field — pass it back as cursor to fetch the next page; when next_cursor is
null, there are no more results. Filters are not encoded in the cursor, so include them on every request.