AI call monitoring
AI call quality monitoring software for QA teams
Move beyond sample-based reviews. KnownSense helps quality managers inspect more customer conversations, find risk faster, and coach agents with evidence from real calls.
Built for
QA managers, contact center leaders, and operations teams that need consistent visibility into recorded customer calls.
India-first buyer context
Where this fits in a real call operation
For BPO owners and founders, AI call monitoring is most useful when it finds the handful of calls that explain customer escalations, agent drift, or missed process steps.
Common call examples
- Inbound support calls
- Outbound sales calls
- Escalation calls
- First-week agent calls
Rollout checks
- Start with the call types where poor handling is most expensive.
- Compare AI scores against a manager-reviewed sample before scaling.
- Use flags for prioritization, then keep final QA judgment with humans.
Search intent
What teams want when they search for AI call quality monitoring software
Score calls against active QA rules and scorecards.
Detect moments that need supervisor review.
Turn transcripts and summaries into coaching follow-up.
Track quality trends across agents, teams, and call types.
Capabilities
A QA workflow that produces evidence, not just analytics
Automated scoring
Apply quality rubrics consistently so QA managers can review the calls that matter most.
Risk and quality flags
Surface compliance gaps, escalation signals, silence, profanity, and missed process steps.
Searchable call intelligence
Keep call summaries, transcripts, scores, and review context connected to the original conversation.
Workflow
From call recording to QA action
Upload or ingest recordings
Bring in audio from agents, supervisors, or worker pipelines.
Transcribe and score
KnownSense converts speech into structured QA signals and scorecard outcomes.
Prioritize review
QA teams focus on flagged calls, weak scores, and coaching opportunities.
Example evidence
A reviewable signal a manager can act on
KnownSense is designed to keep AI output reviewable: the manager sees the summary, score, transcript evidence, and the call record before taking action.
Signal to inspect
A support call is scored low because the customer issue was not summarized, the next step was unclear, and the call was flagged for supervisor review.
Decision it supports
The QA manager can inspect the transcript evidence, confirm whether the score is fair, and decide whether this is a coaching moment or a process gap.
Operating fit
Built around real QA jobs
Designed around QA manager workflows instead of generic analytics dashboards.
Supports scorecards, call flags, agent profiles, and training follow-up in one workflow.
Built for operational call centers that need auditability and repeatable review criteria.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask before a demo
What is AI call quality monitoring?
AI call quality monitoring uses transcription, language analysis, and QA rules to evaluate customer conversations and highlight the calls that need human attention.
Does KnownSense replace QA reviewers?
KnownSense helps reviewers inspect more calls and prioritize work. Human QA managers still own calibration, judgment, coaching, and final decisions.
Can KnownSense work with call center scorecards?
Yes. KnownSense is built around scorecards, QA ownership, call flags, and agent-level performance review.
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