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Call Lens

Scoring 7,500 calls a cycle to lift conversion

A customer-success organisation coached agents on a handful of sampled calls. They wanted every call scored against a consistent framework, with coaching insights delivered weekly.

The challenge

  • Over 7,500 calls per cycle, far beyond manual review capacity.
  • Scoring had to be consistent and defensible to agents and team leads.
  • Results had to land in the tools leads already used.

What we built

Callrecordings7,500+ / cycleTranscriptionpipelineScoring model28 parameters, GeminiCoachingengineper-agent coachingTableauweekly scorecards

A 28-parameter scoring framework

Hook, trust, objection handling, tone and more, each defined with examples and scored by a Gemini-based pipeline over transcripts.

Validated against humans

Scores were calibrated against a panel of experienced reviewers before the pipeline went live.

Coaching, not surveillance

Outputs were framed as coaching points per agent, surfaced in weekly Tableau scorecards.

Statistical tracking

Call-survival and conversion benchmarks were tracked as trends with intervals rather than single numbers.

What we learned

  • Defining each parameter with concrete examples mattered more than model choice.
  • Leads adopted the scorecards because they arrived where they already worked.
  • Framing outputs as coaching protected agent trust.

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