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How conversational analysis is changing Quality Monitoring, how AI decodes the voice of the customer, and how to turn all of it into memorable experiences.

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  • Six rounded steps climb towards a large grid of tiles fully lit up in coral
    Quality Monitoring 12 min

    Moving to 100% quality monitoring: the six-step method

    Moving from sample-based listening to analysing every call changes the method, not just the tool. Deciding what you measure, rewriting the scorecard, calibrating the analysis against your evaluators, prioritising alerts, budgeting by the minute and redeploying the quality team: the six steps, with the calibration protocol and the mistakes to avoid.

  • A coral thread starts from a checklist of ticked boxes and draws a heart
    Quality Monitoring 17 min

    Quality Monitoring: are you more "procedural" or "relational"?

    A procedural scorecard checks that the advisor introduced themselves, rephrased and closed the call. A relational approach looks at what the call produced for the customer: a problem solved, a commitment kept, a reason to trust. What research says, our stance inspired by the Agile Manifesto, how to measure the relationship without measuring emotion, and a test to place your own set-up.

  • A coral umbrella shelters a file labelled ACPR, with a form, an advice form and a call's sound wave coming out of it
    Strategy 17 min

    Insurance in France: what a defensible duty-to-advise file looks like in an ACPR inspection

    For insurers, brokers and agents selling insurance in France, particularly by telephone. Since recommendation 2024-R-03, the duty to advise must be proven in writing for all insurance products, and in May 2026 the ACPR ruled that an oral exchange is not enough. Yet it is listening to the calls that brings advice forms down. The four documents of a defensible file, the consistency test between the written record and the call, and what an analysis tool does, or does not do, for you.

  • A field of blue dots from which a short coral line stands out, rising
    Voice of Customer 13 min

    Weak signals in customer conversations: spotting them without inventing intentions

    A weak signal is a rare, recurring and growing fact, not a dissatisfied customer. Four forms can be spotted reliably in calls: a phrase that keeps coming back, the same reason for a repeat call, a reworded request, a break in the expected flow. The four-step method to detect them across every call, the false signals to rule out, and why an emotion score is not one.

  • Twelve identical cards sorted into four groups, one of them entirely coral
    Conversational Analysis 16 min

    12 conversational analysis software tools in 2026: the comparison for French-speaking contact centres, without ranking

    Gong, Fireflies.ai, CallMiner, Observe.AI, Genesys Cloud, Verint, Raisetalk: under the "conversational analysis" label, four families of tools that do not listen to the same thing. Twelve software tools reviewed with the criteria of a French-speaking contact centre: public pricing, documented French support, data hosting, auditability of scores. No rating and no podium, with sources, and with the cases where Raisetalk is not the right choice.

  • A customer call turned into a voice-of-the-customer signal, without going through a questionnaire
    Voice of Customer 8 min

    Voice of the customer without surveys: what calls reveal that questionnaires miss

    A satisfaction survey measures a stated opinion, from the 5 to 30% of customers who respond. A call measures expressed signals and observed behaviours, across every customer who called, bias included: only those who call are heard. Three mechanics for building voice of the customer from calls, and what this approach does not replace.

  • The management report in flight, with a coral line pointing to a single point
    Quality Monitoring 13 min

    Management report for a contact center: what to present to the executive committee

    Every contact center has numbers, almost none has the document that tells its leadership where to act first. What a management report should contain, in seven elements, why it almost never exists, and how Raisetalk produces it in under a minute across every evaluated conversation: the trajectory of each team, the voice of the customer, and a mechanics page that traces what precedes a complaint as well as what closes a sale. What is failing, and also what is working and worth building on. As a PDF in your company's colors, available in beta.

  • Automated report scheduling in Raisetalk
    Quality Monitoring 8 min

    Scheduled reports: everyone gets their own

    Sending a report on a schedule used to be a weekly chore, and everyone received the same document. A Schedule button now appears on the report, the Discovery answer, the My alerts page and the connections journal. It captures the view and its filters, then recomputes the document for each recipient according to their own visibility scope: one schedule is enough to equip a whole team.

  • Call duration analysis by team
    Quality Monitoring 6 min

    Call duration: what the average leaves out

    A team that clears half its calls in thirty seconds and spends twenty minutes on the other half shows the same average duration as a perfectly steady team. A new report shows the full distribution, team by team, in six bands computed from your own conversations. Each block carries its share and its volume, and opens the matching conversations in one click.