Contact Centre Feature

Call Analytics & Records

Contact centre analytics come in two speeds. The supervisor dashboard is live: agents available, on call, on break, in wrap-up or offline, calls waiting, longest wait, service level (calls answered within 20 seconds), abandoned calls, average handle time and average wait. Agent and queue reports cover the same measures over a period. Underneath, every call leg produces a detail record, IVR flows report their own statistics and campaigns export their results.

No hardware

Browser-based agents

Seats from Rs 1,500/agent/month

What Call Analytics gives you

A real-time supervisor dashboard, agent and queue performance reports with service level, call detail records for every leg, and exportable campaign results.

Live supervisor dashboard

Agent states, calls waiting, longest wait, service level, abandoned calls, AHT and average wait, updated in real time.

Agent and queue reports

Performance per agent and per queue, including service level, for staffing and coaching decisions.

Records for every leg

Inbound and outbound legs are both recorded, so outbound activity is not a blind spot.

IVR flow statistics

See how callers moved through a menu and where they abandoned, which is what tells you which option to remove.

Exportable campaign results

Campaign outcomes come out as data you can reconcile against your own systems.

Caller identity resolved on arrival

Inbound calls resolve caller identity as they arrive rather than only in the report afterwards.

How Call Analytics works

End to end, in the order it actually happens.

  1. 1

    Agent status and queue events stream to the supervisor dashboard as they happen.

  2. 2

    Each call leg writes a detail record as it completes.

  3. 3

    Agent and queue reports roll those records up by period.

  4. 4

    IVR flows accumulate statistics on caller paths.

  5. 5

    Campaign results are compiled as the campaign runs.

  6. 6

    Records and exports are retrieved from the dashboard or API.

What Call Analytics does not do

Worth knowing before you build a process around it.

  • This is call, queue and agent analytics. Per-call transcripts, summaries and sentiment are covered by AI call insights, not by these reports.
  • Confirm how long records are retained for your account rather than assuming a default window.

Common uses

  • Volume and staffing analysis

  • IVR drop-off analysis

  • Campaign reconciliation

  • Billing verification

Used most in

BPOE-commerceFinancial ServicesHealthcare

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Call Analytics FAQs

What is Call Analytics in a contact centre?

Contact centre analytics come in two speeds. The supervisor dashboard is live: agents available, on call, on break, in wrap-up or offline, calls waiting, longest wait, service level (calls answered within 20 seconds), abandoned calls, average handle time and average wait. Agent and queue reports cover the same measures over a period. Underneath, every call leg produces a detail record, IVR flows report their own statistics and campaigns export their results.

How does Call Analytics work?

1. Agent status and queue events stream to the supervisor dashboard as they happen. 2. Each call leg writes a detail record as it completes. 3. Agent and queue reports roll those records up by period. 4. IVR flows accumulate statistics on caller paths. 5. Campaign results are compiled as the campaign runs. 6. Records and exports are retrieved from the dashboard or API.

What does Call Analytics not do?

This is call, queue and agent analytics. Per-call transcripts, summaries and sentiment are covered by AI call insights, not by these reports. Confirm how long records are retained for your account rather than assuming a default window.

Which industries use Call Analytics most?

BPO, E-commerce, Financial Services, Healthcare. Typical uses are volume and staffing analysis, ivr drop-off analysis, campaign reconciliation, billing verification.

What is a cloud contact center?

A cloud contact center is call center software that runs in the cloud instead of on office hardware. Agents take and make calls from a browser, calls are distributed through queues (ACD), and supervisors watch live status and recordings online. Edesy's contact center is voice-focused and priced per agent per month.

How is CCaaS different from a traditional call center setup?

CCaaS (contact center as a service) needs no PBX, desk phones or servers. You pay per agent seat each month plus call minutes, add or remove agents as needed, and agents can work from anywhere with a browser and a headset.

Set up Call Analytics for your team

Seats are provisioned with Edesy. Seats from Rs 1,500 per agent per month, calls at Rs 0.50/min, prices excluding GST.