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The Evolution of Contact Centre Quality Assurance
Traditionally, contact centre quality assurance (QA) has relied on manual processes to monitor customer service interactions. Supervisors typically listen to a small, random sample of recorded calls or read a fraction of chat transcripts to evaluate agent performance, compliance with company policies, and customer satisfaction. Because this approach is resource-intensive, organisations usually review only a tiny percentage of total customer interactions.
The Role of Artificial Intelligence
These technologies are designed to detect specific keywords, assess customer sentiment, track adherence to regulatory scripts, and identify long pauses or high-stress interactions. By automating the heavy lifting of data collection and categorization, AI tools aim to help supervisors pinpoint coaching opportunities and systemic operational issues more efficiently than manual reviews alone.
