Can the AI explain why it scored a call the way it did?
It can produce an explanation, but that text is a plausible account written after the fact, not a readout of how the score was computed. The version you c…
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It can produce an explanation, but that text is a plausible account written after the fact, not a readout of how the score was computed. The version you c…
Yes. Payment card numbers, bank details, government identifiers, passwords and API keys, alarm and gate codes, and anything covered by a regulatory regime…
Require evidence. A defensible evaluation shows, for every criterion, the specific transcript lines that drove the result — quoted, timestamped, and click…
Treat AI output strictly as an input a manager reviews, never as the basis of a decision. That means the manager listens to the underlying calls, the docu…
AI evaluation should inform human decisions, not make them. Treat scores as one input a manager reviews alongside the actual calls, outcomes and context —…
Address it directly before rollout, with specifics. Tell them what is evaluated, what is not, who can see results, and that the output supports coaching d…
Six things: who processes your data and where, whether it can be used to train models, how long it is retained during and after the relationship, who the …
You need a defined path: the rep flags the item, a human listens to the cited moment, and the record is either corrected or explained. Both outcomes are u…
A defined path, every time, or the program loses legitimacy fast. The rep flags the score with a reason, a human listens to the cited evidence, the outcom…
Requirements vary by jurisdiction and by what the AI is doing, so confirm specifics with your counsel. As a matter of practice, disclosure expectations ar…
Deleting the CRM record touches almost none of it. Transcripts, search indexes, embeddings, warehouse copies, cached model responses, exports and backups …
You have to find every copy. That normally means the CRM or field service record, the call recording, the transcript, any derived AI outputs, the reportin…
Work backwards from the decision the system supports to the fields required to make it, then sync only those. Default integrations pull everything an API …
It travels a chain you should be able to draw on a whiteboard: the phone or tracking platform records it, an integration layer fetches the file, audio goe…
Separate the audit record from the payload. Log who or what triggered the run, a reference to the input rather than the input itself, the model and prompt…
Each integration gets its own credential, scoped to the minimum permissions it needs, stored in a secrets manager rather than in code or a spreadsheet, an…
Not until you have calibrated it on your own data. A confidence number a language model writes about itself is generated text, not a measured probability …
Recording consent rules differ by state, and some require all parties to consent rather than one. Multi-state operators usually cannot rely on the office'…
Keep it to one page and answer five questions: which tools are approved, what data may go into them, what always needs a human before it reaches a custome…
Far fewer people than currently can, in most companies. Recordings, transcripts and derived scores are three sensitivity classes and should carry three ac…
Fewer people than currently can. A workable default: reps hear their own calls, managers hear their team's, ops and marketing work from redacted transcrip…
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