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where do I find temp files for a user on AD

I'm not looking to delete the user temp files in any shape or form nor create a policy to do so. what I need specifically is the destination folder of an application that downloads recorded calls into said unknown temp folder. on a local user its easily reachable by sifting through local temp files but for an unknown reason these saved files aren't showing up on the user's account while they are logged onto their personal account that is on the AD. this leads me to believe they aren't being saved onto our server. if you need any more information please ask.
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in regards to the first question the application is installed in the local user. does that have an outcome on the destination of temp files?
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the problem is that with this application, the name is five9 btw, its a call service web hosted service. the help center there doesn't know where downloaded recordings end up... and although they have additional software to save such data to a desired directory we cant use it because it allows its users to monitor all data from the app which is a security issue. so if I have understood everything correctly. I am unable to know the destination because its the code in the app but to get around this I could set a policy to redirect temp files.
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