Intent Detection

One to six sentences on the record covering why the call happened and what was agreed, so nobody reading the list has to open the audio to find out.

Finding yesterday's bad calls is a filter, not an afternoon. Positive, neutral or negative on every analyzed call, kept in a field of its own you can sort on.

How the agent sounded, how the customer sounded, one word for the pair. Chosen words rather than a fixed list, so a call can close politely and grudgingly.

A month of calls gets reviewed by whoever had time. Every call carries five numbers instead, and the overall is judged in its own right rather than averaged.

Nobody re-listens to check the disclosure went out. Every call is scored against what compliance means on your floor, with a missing one excluded, not passed.

A coaching note never quotes the customer back at a rep who did not say it. Four of six engines return the channel each side was on, one control swaps them.

A collections call and an admissions call are not judged the same way. Fifteen verticals ship knowing the difference. What comes back still reads the same.

A thread is read only when somebody on it is one of your leads. No match and nothing is sent anywhere, so mail that is not about a customer is left alone.

A draft or a rewrite that lands in the composer and stops there. The subject is a suggestion, every word editable, and nothing leaves until a person sends it.

The field group you would otherwise build one field at a time. Describe what you track or paste a spreadsheet's columns, then approve or refuse each field.

Type the list you want and it builds the filter and the sort. Then it says in one sentence what it understood: a filter nobody typed has to say what it did.

OpenAI, Azure, Anthropic, Gemini, Bedrock and ten more. When one starts timing out mid-afternoon the work moves down the chain rather than stopping on you.