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Start Small: First 7 Days

This page is a conceptual rollout plan designed for new customers and evaluators. It avoids UI details so it can be used as a quick “what success looks like” guide.

For step-by-step setup, see the Conversation Analytics – Administration Guide (tenant admins) or Platform Setup & Operations Guide (operators).


Day 1–2: Confirm data readiness

  • Ensure your environment is receiving conversation records (calls, and/or enabled text channels).
  • For voice calls, confirm transcription is enabled and transcripts look reasonable.
  • Identify 2–3 teams/queues to pilot first.

Success criteria - You can open a conversation and see a transcript/thread and core metadata.


Day 2–3: Enable a small set of insights

Start with a “starter pack” that provides fast value:

  • Conversation summarization
  • Sentiment
  • One metric (CSAT is a common starting point)

Success criteria - Insights begin to appear for pilot conversations (not necessarily all conversations—filters may apply).


Day 3–4: Validate and calibrate

  • Review a sample of conversations across pilot teams.
  • Check both values and explanations.
  • Note edge cases and clarify definitions (what “resolved” means, what “dissatisfied” looks like in your org).

Success criteria - Stakeholders agree outputs are directionally correct and explanations are helpful.


Day 4–6: Roll out dashboards and saved searches

  • Create dashboards for the pilot insights (e.g., CSAT distribution and trend).
  • Create saved searches for operational use:
  • “CSAT < 3”
  • “Negative sentiment”
  • “Escalation reason = …” (if enabled)

Success criteria - Supervisors can drill down from a dashboard bucket to the underlying conversations.


Day 6–7: Expand and operationalize

  • Expand to additional teams/queues.
  • Add 1–2 additional insights based on what the pilot revealed.
  • Define a weekly review cadence:
  • top drivers of dissatisfaction
  • trending topics
  • coaching themes

Success criteria - Conversation Analytics becomes part of weekly operational routines.


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