CVP - VXML ports / application Utilization Monitoring

Hi,
I would like to see if we can monitor  VXML port / application Utilization in CVP (the exact ports usage & also monitor on which application how many callers are) thru SNMP or any other options that can be used for tool based monitoring rather than running status.bat file in the CVP root folder manually.
Total Concurrent Callers: 672
 License Ports:            1550
 Available Ports:          848
 Application Name            Status     Active Callers   Sessions Ending
 CSM                         Running    0                0
 BillingQueue                Running    0                0
 CallbackQueue               Running    0                0
 HelloWorld                  Running    0                0 
Is there any API available to achieve this ? Please suggest
Thanks,
JP

Chintan,Thanks !
We have few OID's in the Cisco-CVP-MIB, which would give us the port utilization statistics but i do not see anything pertain application level statistics.
Yes, we have an option to write power-shell script a call the status bat file and log the data for reporting. However this seems to be performed by only within the CVP server. I mean, the script can be executed locally in CVP servers and not remotely ?!
Am looking for an option that can be used remotely from the third-party monitoring tools ! Any ideas, please ?
Thanks
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