Hi anjali! I'm going to move this over to our Developers Community They may have some more information

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Hi Anjali,

You can use the call-log API to access recorded calls, fetch the binary content and do whatever you want to do with it. In your case, send the file over email.

What programming language do you use to write code? Choose one of our SDKs to easily access RingCentral platform.

Check out these blogs and tutorials to learn how to access the call log database or to detect new recorded calls.

Blogs: 
- https://medium.com/ringcentral-developers/how-to-get-a-new-call-recording-notification-ee9f2a6e41a0
- https://medium.com/ringcentral-developers/api-spotlight-call-recording-208e742c07c4
- https://medium.com/ringcentral-developers/visualize-your-business-communications-history-2c81f85c324...

Tutorials: 
- https://ringcentral-tutorials.github.io/callrecording-notification-node/?distinctId=1398916020
- https://ringcentral-tutorials.github.io/calllog-visualization-nodejs-demo/?distinctId=166a17acc9f689...

Hope this helps,
+ Phong

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