Cordless transcribes all calls by default. We do this so you can filter, search, comment and assess every conversation between you and your customers. Having transcripts at the ready saves you time and unlocks previously unavailable insights into the content of your calls.

Let’s explore the transcripts and how you might use them.

You can find the call transcript on the call details page in the Cordless web interface.

There are two types of comments: public and private.

Public comments are visible to everyone, and private comments can only be seen by the person who took the call. This is useful for giving feedback to the agents that you don’t necessarily want to share with the whole team.

If you have a CRM integration enabled, you can send all voicemail transcripts to the CRM. It comes in handy in workflows where agents work off one queue shared between all channels in a tool like Intercom. This way, agents can understand the context of the call without leaving the primary tool and choose whether to call back, email or take another action.

Of course, transcripts wouldn’t be of much use if you couldn’t get an actionable insight based on them. This is why Cordless introduced features like sentiment analysis and keyword tracking.

Sentiment analysis automatically detects the sentiment of the call. You can filter the call list by the sentiment as well as other parameters. So the review process, for example, can focus only on the calls with a negative sentiment. You can also manually correct the sentiment of the call if it was marked wrong.

Keyword tracking allows you to watch out for specific keywords in conversations. It will automatically mark calls with a pre-defined “tag” if it contains a word or a combination of words. You can even set up a Slack notification for calls that mention specific words.