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Call Quality

Every conversation processed by Aelo receives an automated quality analysis. The AI evaluates the conversation across multiple dimensions and produces a comprehensive report including scores, metrics, sentiment, and actionable coaching suggestions.

Client Admin Supervisor Agent (own records)

Each record receives a Quality Score from 0 to 100:

RangeLabelColor
80–100ExcellentGreen
60–79GoodBlue
40–59Needs ImprovementYellow
0–39PoorRed

The quality score is a plain arithmetic mean of the individual sub-metric scores that apply to the conversation — there is no weighting, each counted equally. A sub-metric that doesn’t apply to a given conversation is skipped rather than counted as zero. Which sub-metrics are scored depends on the evaluation profile assigned to the record’s project (see Evaluation Criteria).

The score breakdown shows how the overall quality score is composed:

  • Dialogue Quality — greeting, qualification (BANT), objection handling, closing
  • Speech Quality — filler words, agent uncertainty, project forbidden words, profanity detection, speech clarity
  • Content — topic coverage, keyword usage, key moments
  • Compliance — recording disclaimers, mandatory phrases
  • Emotions — sentiment, politeness, interruption handling

Each sub-score is displayed with its own 0–100 rating and contribution to the overall score.

CRM completeness is analyzed and shown on the record as its own compliance indicator — it no longer contributes to the quality score.

For sales-oriented conversations, Aelo estimates a Sale Probability (0–100%). The AI derives this estimate from the conversation alone:

  • Agent’s qualifying behavior (BANT methodology)
  • Objection handling effectiveness
  • Customer engagement signals
  • Closing technique quality

This is an AI estimate, not a forecast. It is not validated against the actual outcome of the deal, so it is shown on the individual conversation — beside the transcript it was derived from — and is deliberately not aggregated into a dashboard KPI.

Aelo evaluates the sentiment expressed by the customer during the conversation. Aelo does not score the emotion of agents or employees, in line with the EU AI Act (Art. 5(1)(f)).

IndicatorDescription
Overall SentimentPositive, Neutral, or Negative
Customer SentimentTone and demeanor of the customer
Sentiment TimelineHow customer sentiment changed throughout the conversation

The analysis extracts:

  • Keywords — frequently mentioned terms and phrases
  • Topics — main subjects discussed during the conversation
  • Key Moments — critical points in the conversation (e.g., objection raised, price discussed, commitment made)

Each analysis includes a natural language Summary — a concise paragraph describing what happened in the conversation, key outcomes, and notable events.

The AI identifies:

  • Strengths — what the agent did well (e.g., “Effective rapport building”, “Clear product explanation”)
  • Areas for Improvement — specific, actionable suggestions (e.g., “Ask more qualifying questions”, “Address price objections with value propositions”)

Each improvement includes:

  • A description of the issue
  • A recommended action
  • Expected impact on score

Quality columns (score, sale probability, sentiment, and A–F component scores) are available directly in the Conversations list. Individual columns can be toggled via the table’s column switcher. The list can be filtered by:

FilterOptions
Score RangeMinimum and/or maximum quality score
SentimentPositive, Neutral, Negative
Date RangeStart and end date
ProjectFilter by project
AgentFilter by specific agent

Client Admin Supervisor

Export analysis data for external reporting:

  • CSV — raw data for spreadsheet analysis
  • PDF — formatted report suitable for sharing

Export includes all records matching current filters.

FeatureClientAdminSupervisorAgent
View all analyses✅ (project-scoped)
View own analysis
Score breakdowns✅ (own)
Filter analyses
Export reports

Note: Agents see their own quality data through the Agent Dashboard and their own records in the conversations list.

  • Focus on Areas for Improvement — these are the highest-impact coaching opportunities.
  • Track score trends over time to measure coaching effectiveness.
  • Use sentiment filters to quickly find conversations where customers were dissatisfied.
  • Compare agent scores within the same project for fair benchmarking (different projects may use different evaluation criteria).
  • Re-analyze records after updating evaluation criteria to see the impact of the new criteria on the score.