After the call
What the agent actually said is a matter of record, not a question. Every run keeps its audio and its full transcript.

The awkward thing about automating calls is that nobody was there for them. Without a record you are trusting the agent's own account of its behaviour, which is the one source you should not rely on. A recording and a transcript turn every call into something you can check.
Each call keeps its recording, whether the agent handled it or passed it to a person.
Not a summary. The words, in order, so you can search across calls instead of listening to them one at a time.
How the call ended, recorded as a value you can filter. Reading the ones that ended in a transfer is the fastest way to find what your material does not cover.
A call you were not present for is still reviewable, which is what makes quality checks possible over the whole population rather than a sample.
Every run keeps its audio and its full transcript. What you do with recordings, and what you tell callers about them, is governed by the rules that apply where you operate.
Transcripts are text, so the questions your callers actually ask are findable across calls rather than trapped in audio.
Read the calls that ended in a handover. They are where the agent ran out of material, and each one is either a gap in your documents or a branch you have not drawn.
The same agents run in chat and keep the same records, so a conversation is reviewable whichever channel it arrived on.
Woise runs regional cells, so calls, recordings and transcripts stay in the region you choose.
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