Call analytics
Unlock critical insights in real-time and from historical data, make decisions, and take meaningful action with call analytics powered by RingCentral RingEX Analyticsā¢.
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Call analytics, or phone call analytics, is the process of collecting, analyzing, and deriving insights from phone call data. In general, businesses use call analytics to gain a deeper understanding of customer interactions, sales and marketing activities, or their internal business processes.
There are many different strands to call analytics, and the insights you can derive differ from one to the next. For instance, call tracking analytics is one subset. This focuses on identifying which marketing materials or campaigns generated the call for the purpose of marketing attribution. Thatās useful information as it helps businesses to gauge the success (or otherwise) of different campaigns, and use that insight to plan future endeavors.
On the other hand, call analytics can be more focused on existing customers and the service they receive from your business. For example, you might use AI-powered call analysis to identify the most common keywords, phrases, or topics of conversation in customer calls. This can help you pinpoint recurring customer pain points and issues, which you can then take steps to alleviate.Ā
As well as being able to uncover a broad array of different insights, call analytics can also use two different types of data to source those insights; real-time and historical data.
Real-time call analytics involves assessing and deriving insights from calls as they happen. Itās a variety of call analytics made possible by the rapidly evolving technology in the contact center industry.
For instance, real-time sentiment analysis can help to flag ongoing calls where customers are getting frustrated or upset. A supervisor or manager can then give the relevant agent the support they needāor, in extremis, take over the callāto ensure it gets back on the right track.Ā
This is the more traditional form of call analytics. It involves analyzing historical phone call dataāin the shape of contact center reports, call recordings, and AI transcriptions, for exampleāand pinpointing trends and patterns.
For example, you might spot your busiest periods for inbound calls from data on call volumes. You could spot that callers to one of your departments are kept in a queue far longer than others. Or, you may notice that a significant portion of callers all ask the same question. These are all patterns that, once identified, you can respond to to improve your operations.
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Your phone interactions with customers, prospects, and even your colleagues can be a treasure trove of information and insight. With the right call analytics solution, you can:
Accurately analyzing call data can help you improve customer experience (CX) in a range of ways. You can identify issues like long call queues or low first call resolution (FCR) rates and take steps to rectify these. AI transcription and analysis of customer calls, too, can help you pinpoint the most common customer issues and pain points. From there, you can act to either solve those problems proactively or provide answers on FAQ pages or in knowledge bases.
Call analytics also helps unearth trends and patterns that can help inform sales and marketing efforts. This is vital as future campaigns based on real-world dataārather than intuition or experimentāare far more likely to succeed. For example, call tracking analysis might help you pinpoint a particular campaign which encouraged far more calls from leads than others. Youād then know to emulate elements of that campaign in future.
Storing and analyzing call recordings and transcripts can also make it easier to stay on top of compliance in your contact center or business. Youāll more quickly be able to recognize if your team members are going off-script or giving out information that may not meet compliance guidelines. With real-time call analytics you could even rectify the issue then and there.
Analyzing metrics like average wait time and call abandonment rates can help you to recognize internal issues like understaffing or poor agent utilization. From there, you can tweak scheduling, workflows, and more to improve efficiency and productivity in your business.
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Inbound call analytics is the collection and analysis of data related to calls made to your businessāotherwise known as inbound calls. Outbound call analytics is the name given to the same process but when applied to calls made by your businessāoutbound calls.
Our analytic and call tracking solutions are considered by most to be leading the industry in depth and breadth.
But donāt take our word for it. Read a few of our customer success stories to find out how our top-of-the-line call tracking software and data analysis has helped businesses of all sizes.
Yes, you can use our analytics to view call tracking history.
However, we go way beyond call logs. Once you use our analytic applications you may never want to go back to the painful process of exporting your call tracking data.
Our customers have used our call tracking software and business analytics to build their own visuals using simple drag and drop interfaces, and report directly from any browser, even on mobile.
Most of our call analytics and data reporting tools are currently available free for our Advanced RingCentral RingEX subscribers or above. Our Live Reports application, which is designed for real-time phone call queue monitoring, is available as an add-on and requires an additional fee. Itās just that simple.
Absolutely! Weāre very excited to announce updates to our analytics API which is used extensively by our developer community. You can learn more by going here.
Yes. If you must, exporting data to another application is easy. Although, you might fall in love with the built-in analysis tools we provide.
We take full blame if those applications start gathering dust. If youāre trying to build a consistent automated process, weād suggest you take our call analytics APIs for a spin.
If you have our RingCentral RingEX Advanced suite or above, your RingCentral administrator can add you to the appropriate security groups.
After that simply go to: https://analytics.ringcentral.com to get started. If youāre interested in Live Reports, contact your sales representative, and ask them to add Live Reports to your account.
Once added, your admin can purchase and assign licenses to whomever needs them in the billing section of our service portal.