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Lance,
The PM gave me some insight for you on this, hope you find this beneficial:
There is a way, not through powershell, but through Outdial.exe using the –q option. The –q option shows the status of all jobs. The –q with –id <ID> will shows the status of a particular job.
c:\Program Files (x86)\ADTRAN\NetVanta UC Client\Bin>outdial -h server -u admin -pw ******* -ph 36183-r 1 -s "junk\bad audio.srv"
4 user profiles are associated with your login.
The first user profile (Admin) has been selected.
OutDial Create Request _____________________________
Command result: Success
Id: 2f49b497-85ee-454a-bd9c-fe108d6612ba
User: Admin
Priority: 10
Phone number 1: 36183
Pause after dialing: 1 second(s)
Delay between attempts: 3 minute(s)
Number of retries: 1
Start delay: None
End time: None
Allowed-times: Default - [Server time zone]
Service: junk\bad audio.srv
You can then query using “outdial –h server –u admin –pw ***** -q
You can also delete completed jobs by using
c:\Program Files (x86)\ADTRAN\NetVanta UC Client\Bin>outdial -h server -u admin -pw ****** -id 2f49b497-85ee-454a-bd9c-fe108d6612ba -del
4 user profiles are associated with your login.
The first user profile (Admin) has been selected.
OutDial Delete Request _____________________________
Command result: Success
Id: 2f49b497-85ee-454a-bd9c-fe108d6612ba
User: Admin

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Re: Can you use Power shell to get reports about the calls made using outdial.exe
Lance,
Unfortunately, this is not possible. The only way to get the results if from the Import/Export wizard where you can choose “Export Activity Report” and then select “Outbound Call Outcome”.
Hope that helps. Hope you have been doing well. Happy New Years!
-Mark

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Lance,
The PM gave me some insight for you on this, hope you find this beneficial:
There is a way, not through powershell, but through Outdial.exe using the –q option. The –q option shows the status of all jobs. The –q with –id <ID> will shows the status of a particular job.
c:\Program Files (x86)\ADTRAN\NetVanta UC Client\Bin>outdial -h server -u admin -pw ******* -ph 36183-r 1 -s "junk\bad audio.srv"
4 user profiles are associated with your login.
The first user profile (Admin) has been selected.
OutDial Create Request _____________________________
Command result: Success
Id: 2f49b497-85ee-454a-bd9c-fe108d6612ba
User: Admin
Priority: 10
Phone number 1: 36183
Pause after dialing: 1 second(s)
Delay between attempts: 3 minute(s)
Number of retries: 1
Start delay: None
End time: None
Allowed-times: Default - [Server time zone]
Service: junk\bad audio.srv
You can then query using “outdial –h server –u admin –pw ***** -q
You can also delete completed jobs by using
c:\Program Files (x86)\ADTRAN\NetVanta UC Client\Bin>outdial -h server -u admin -pw ****** -id 2f49b497-85ee-454a-bd9c-fe108d6612ba -del
4 user profiles are associated with your login.
The first user profile (Admin) has been selected.
OutDial Delete Request _____________________________
Command result: Success
Id: 2f49b497-85ee-454a-bd9c-fe108d6612ba
User: Admin