Every call written down, the important ones flagged.
From the recording to the alert in your inbox: this is the sequence the platform runs on every call.
What you finally get to see
Answered and missed by hour, day, person and team; average wait before answer; where callers hang up; busiest periods mapped against your rota. The first report is routinely a shock — most businesses guess their missed-call rate at a third of reality. Once measured, decisions get easy: the Tuesday 9am crush gets a second answerer, the 5:15pm trickle of missed calls gets an AI overflow, and the marketing spend that makes phones ring finally connects to whether anyone picked up.
From report to routine
The useful version isn't a monthly PDF nobody reads — it's the Monday-morning glance: last week's answer rate, this week's exposure. Ours runs live on any screen, exports when the accountant asks, and pairs with wallboards when a team benefits from seeing the queue in real time. If you run marketing spend into a phone number, reporting isn't optional — it's the other half of the invoice.
Every call, written down.
- Transcript, summary and keywords on every recorded call
- Alerts emailed when a caller mentions a complaint, a cancellation or a competitor
- Search every conversation by name, number or word
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Every call, written down.
Frequently asked questions
Can I see individual staff call performance?
Yes — answered, missed, talk time and outbound per person. Most teams improve simply because the numbers exist.
Does it show which marketing makes the phone ring?
Pair it with tracked numbers per campaign and yes — calls per source, answered per source, and what happened next.
Is this included or extra?
Core reporting is included on our cloud systems. Deeper analytics and wallboards are modest add-ons, priced honestly.