Video Walkthrough
Post-Call Intelligence Overview
Post-call processing turns raw audio conversations into actionable business intelligence:- Dispositions & Tags — Automatically label the outcome of every call (e.g.
Interested,Not Interested,Callback Requested,Voicemail, orWrong Number). - Condition & Evaluation Prompts — Instruct an LLM judge to evaluate conversation quality, compliance adherence, or whether specific criteria were satisfied.
- Entity & Data Extraction — Extract structured contact details and caller intent directly from the dialog, including name, email, phone number, address, appointment date/time, and custom fields.
- Telephony Deployment — Bind provisioned or imported phone numbers to your agent for inbound call reception and outbound dialing pools.
Configuring Post-Call Analysis
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Navigate to Agent Analysis Settings
In the dashboard, open Agent Config → select your agent → go to the Analysis (or Post-Call) tab.
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Define Call Dispositions & Tags
Enable disposition tagging to categorize call outcomes based on transcript analysis.Add custom disposition tags such as:
- Customer Interest:
Interested,Not Interested,Follow-up Required - Outcome Category:
Call Transferred,Demo Scheduled,Do Not Call - Call Status:
Voicemail Detected,Hung Up Early
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Set Up Conversation Evaluation Prompts
Configure evaluation rules that assess how the conversation progressed:
- Write condition prompts that evaluate whether the agent achieved its goal (e.g. “Did the customer agree to schedule a property visit?”).
- Set expected response formats (boolean
true/false, rating scores, or categorical classifications).
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Configure Entity & Data Extraction
Define the structured entities you want extracted from every conversation:
- Lead Contact Details: Customer Name, Email Address, Alternate Phone Number, Postal Address.
- Call Intent: Reason for calling, product of interest, budget range.
- Action Items: Preferred callback time, meeting slot, or special requests.
Agent Deployment & Telephony Binding
Once your analysis pipeline is set, configure how your agent connects to live telephone numbers:1
Open Deployment Settings
In your agent configuration, navigate to the Deployment tab.
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Assign Phone Numbers
Choose how the agent interacts with telephony:
- Inbound Number: Assign an inbound phone number so incoming callers are automatically connected to this agent.
- Outbound Pool: Select one or more provisioned numbers to use as the caller ID for outbound API calls and campaigns.
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Import External SIP Credentials (Optional)
If you bring your own telephony carriers (such as Plivo, Telnyx, Twilio, or other SIP providers), enter your SIP domain and authentication credentials in Settings → Telephony to attach external numbers to your deployment pool.
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Save and Deploy
Click Save Changes. Your agent is now fully equipped with post-call processing and live phone routing.
Troubleshooting
Entities or contact details are missing from call results
Entities or contact details are missing from call results
Ensure the caller actually provided that information during the conversation. If the information was spoken, check that the entity extraction prompt explicitly lists the field name (e.g.,
email_address, appointment_time) and specifies clear extraction instructions.Inbound calls are not reaching my agent
Inbound calls are not reaching my agent
Verify under Deployment → Inbound that the phone number is assigned specifically to this agent. A single phone number can only route inbound calls to one agent at a time.
Where can I see the post-call analysis results?
Where can I see the post-call analysis results?
Post-call results appear in the dashboard under Call History / Call Details once the call finishes. They are also sent automatically in the
call_postprocessing payload if you have configured a Webhook.Next Step
Deploy Your Agent
Attach phone numbers, configure calling windows, and launch production campaigns

