What does ECI NOT do in regards to recording conversations?

The option stating that ECI records calls and meetings itself is correct because the Enterprise Communication Integration (ECI) typically serves as a middleware that facilitates the connection of different communication systems and does not take on the role of recording conversations directly. ECI functions primarily to provide access and integration capabilities, rather than handling the actual recording process.

In the context of recording conversations, ECI plays a complementary role by allowing access to recordings that are made by other systems, such as telephony providers. It can also analyze the content of these recordings, including keyword mentions and points of interest, but does not inherently possess the functionality to initiate or conduct the recording of calls and meetings itself. This allows organizations to leverage existing systems for recording while utilizing ECI to enhance data accessibility and analysis.