1 - Quality Overview

With CallReplay you have the ability to evaluate any call whether it happens in real-time (active call), whether it is a record of a call or conference record. This can be achieved through customized templated questionnaires ('quality standards') which can be linked with a particular call.

Templated questionnaires ('quality standards') represents a set of questions that have predefined answers and which can be grouped into various categories depending on your particular needs.

2 - Quality forms

Before being able to evaluate real-time calls, or their recorded version, you must define quality forms. 

To create a form

  1. Go to Quality > Quality form.
  2. Click Add.
  3. Enter the name for the form.
  4. Leave Disabled unchecked.
  5. Click Save.

At any time you can disable a form by checking Disabled. This will make the form and questions within unavailable to be linked with call records.

To create a category

  • Go to Quality > Quality forms.
  • Click Edit button beside the form where you want the category to be created.

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  • Click Add button.
  • Select Category for the drop-down menu.
  • Introduce the category name as you like to be refered.
  • Chose parent for the new category. It can be a form category or a subcategory.

  • Click Ok.

You can change the parent for a category by clicking on Edit button.

To create a question:

Go to Quality > Quality forms.

Select the category where you want the question to be

Click Add button.

Select Question for the drop-down menu.

Click Ok.

3 - Reports

To view reports containing questionnaire scores, go to Quality>Reports.

Choose report type Compare Scores, period of the report, department, and quality standard.

To view the report press View report button.

To export the report to an excel file, press Export button.

 

4 - Answers

CallReplay allows the creation of custom 'answers' templates that can be bounded with a particular question depending on specific evaluation needs and based on the context of that question.

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  • Go to Quality > Quality Standards.
  • Click Add button.
  • Enabled: Make the answer available to be bound with a question
  • Label: Meaningful label.

With the installation, CallReplay provides seven predefined answer templates that can be used and which cover most of the needs.

To edit an answer template:

  1. Go to Quality > Answers.
  2. Select the template you want to edit.
  3. Click Edit button.
  4. To edit a specific lable, double click over it.

5 - Records Evaluation

The questionnaires are accessible in recordings list through extended actions menu

Replay Calls > Call Menu

The Questionnaire menu shows the questionnaires labels with the following information:

  • Evaluated questionnaires have their score displayed to the right of the label ( ex: QS 1 ).
  • If a questionnaire has a 'N/A' answer, then it will be marked and shown as incomplete ( ex: sta ).
  • If a questionnaire has all 'N/A' answers, the score will not be shown and only incomplete will be displayed ( ex: QS 2 ).
  • For not evaluated questionnaires, only their label is shown (ex: sta (2) ).

Evaluating Records

Once a standard is 'attached'  to a record, you will not be able to alter the standard anymore. Exception to this is that you can activate or deactivate it.

Calculating scores

Each question can have a real score between 0 and 1 ( ex: 0.5 = 50% ). Unanswered questions have score 0.

The question's importance is a coefficient applied to the question's score. It has one the following values:

  • Ignored = 0
  • Low = 0.5
  • Medium = 1
  • Important = 2

Questions of type text have importance 0 ( Ignored ) by default.

When calculating the total score of an evaluated questionnaire, the following algorithm is applied:

  1. Sum each answered question's score multiplied by its importance
  2. Scale the result to a value between 0 and 100% based on the maximum achievable score of the questionnaire ( sum of answered questions importance ).

Note that if a question has 'N/A' answer, it is ignored from evaluation's total score. It is considered as if not answered, and the total score will scale accordingly ( for example, you can have an evaluation score of 100% if the first question is answered '1*0'*and the second is answered 'N/A' ).

 

See Reports section for details about how to generate reports.