The recording export job for legal discovery fails validation when checking SIP trunk availability. The Genesys Cloud UI shows the trunk as Active, but the export API returns a 503 error for interactions routed through this specific trunk. The S3 bucket permissions are verified and correct. Is there a known latency issue with trunk status checks during bulk metadata retrieval? We need to maintain chain of custody for these records.
If you check the docs, they mention that recording export validation relies on the trunk being in a fully healthy state, not just “Active” in the routing configuration. When you see a 503 during bulk metadata retrieval, it is rarely a latency issue with the API itself. It is usually a sign that the trunk health check is failing at the underlying media layer while the control plane remains up.
Since you are dealing with legal discovery, the chain of custody depends on these exports completing without interruption. The export job likely pauses if it detects any potential media path instability. You should check the trunk health dashboard for intermittent packet loss or high jitter on that specific SIP trunk. Even if the UI shows “Active,” the export engine is stricter.
Try forcing a trunk health refresh before running the export. You can do this via the API by sending a POST request to /api/v2/architect/trunks/{trunkId}/health. This forces a fresh diagnostic check. If the trunk returns a “Degraded” or “Unhealthy” status, the export will fail.
Here is the sequence that usually resolves this:
Check trunk health: GET /api/v2/architect/trunks/{trunkId}/health
If unhealthy, wait for the trunk to stabilize.
Re-run the export job.
Also, ensure the S3 bucket has the correct cross-region replication settings if your Genesys environment is in a different region than the bucket. Sometimes the 503 masks a network timeout between the Genesys media servers and the S3 endpoint.
Requirement
Status
Trunk Health
Must be “Healthy” (not just Active)
S3 Permissions
Verified (as noted)
Export Window
Avoid peak call hours
If the trunk is healthy and the error persists, try splitting the export into smaller date ranges. Bulk exports can sometimes timeout if the interaction count is too high, causing a transient 503. This approach has worked for several teams facing similar export validation blocks.