It’s not what you say…
Customer satisfaction is the number one performance metric in today’s contact centers, but it’s hard
to
measure. We’ve all had to try and decode a text message that just said “OK”. If that’s hard for us,
Speech-to-Text systems also has no chance. The feedback from surveys is sporadic, and often biased.
We’re not big fans of guessing, we prefer a more scientific, data-driven approach.
Your tone is one of the most powerful customer
service tools in your toolbox. Research shows that tone is the most effective
predictor of emotion, such as sentiment, engagement levels, and well-being. How
something is said is far more impactful than what’s actually being said.
Customers won’t remember the exact words you used, but they will remember that you
sounded friendly and engaged. They will remember that you empathized with their
situation and did everything you could to help. That impression comes from your tone,
which research has shown is more informative than
body language.
Engage AI uses our revolutionary new voice analytics technology to understand the tone
of both sides of the conversation. It then displays the live results to the agent in a
simple, fun, and engaging way, so they can adjust their tone in real-time.
Tone knows no borders
The best thing about tone is that it knows no borders. An angry person still sounds angry
in Danish, English or Spanish.
Engage AI is designed and tested to work effectively for many types of speakers and
languages. Deployment is simplified for contact centers, providing more reliable
analytics and more fair results.
Bye bye bias
One important focus of Engage AI has been to eliminate biases. Unfortunately, even some
of the very best AI systems have been found to exhibit biases, for example towards
gender or ethnicity.
With Engage AI we take extra steps to ensure biases are neutralized as fast as they’re
discovered. All models are subjected to a large battery of bias-tests before being
deployed. And for extra peace of mind, agents can remove calls from the analysis if they
feel they were unfairly scored. After all, continuous learning is exactly what AI is
about.