Review agent activity and outcome measures. Spot patterns that need investigation. Review trends by agent and period, then inspect the calls behind unusual changes.
For regular operational reviews.
How it works +
Choose outcome measures that reflect the task, such as completed requests and escalations.
Review trends by agent and period, then inspect the calls behind unusual changes.
Compare operational measures together so shorter calls do not hide unresolved requests.
Live supervision
Observe an active conversation. Support intervention when appropriate. Give the responsible team access and define when an active call needs intervention.
For calls that need real-time oversight.
How it works +
Confirm which supervision controls are available for your deployment.
Give the responsible team access and define when an active call needs intervention.
Review the conversation and record the result of any intervention for follow-up.
Conversation records
Review logs, transcripts and recordings. Trace the sequence behind an outcome. Compare the transcript and recording with tool events to reconstruct the sequence.
For investigating a specific call.
How it works +
Locate the call using its identifier, time, or available account filters.
Compare the transcript and recording with tool events to reconstruct the sequence.
Apply access and retention rules when sharing records or investigating customer requests.
Improvement suggestions
Review recommendations about agent behavior. Focus attention on recurring weak points. Make a focused change to the prompt, knowledge, or action configuration.
For a cycle of review and refinement.
How it works +
Review recurring issues and the conversations supporting each suggestion.
Make a focused change to the prompt, knowledge, or action configuration.
Re-run relevant scenarios and compare outcomes before releasing the update.
Know where to look next.
Operations reviews
Understand recurring outcomes across the agent.
A reported issue
Find the call and trace the relevant events.
Post-release checks
Inspect calls after a prompt or workflow change.
Turn call records into a review process.
Define useful outcomes and the signs of a poor experience for your agent’s task.
Which metrics show whether the agent is delivering business value?+
Start with the intended outcome: a confirmed booking, a completed enquiry, or a useful handoff. Track completion, repeat contacts, failures, and time to resolution alongside call volume and duration.
How do we distinguish a resolved call from a contained call?+
A call that never reaches a person may still leave the customer without an answer. Review the transcript and downstream result, and define what evidence counts as resolution for each workflow.
What should operations investigate when performance changes?+
Compare affected workflows, agent versions, time periods, and integration results. Sample both successful and failed calls to separate conversation issues from outdated knowledge or unavailable services.
How should we review transcripts and sensitive information?+
Agree on who may access recordings or transcripts and how long they should be retained. Confirm the access and retention controls available for your deployment before using real customer data.
How do we turn call reviews into improvements?+
Group recurring failures, assign an owner, and update the relevant knowledge, prompts, or tools. Add each important failure to a regression test set and compare outcomes after the change.