Business problem:
Managers have no way to tell if a customer was happy, neutral, or frustrated in a conversation, or whether that mood improved or worsened. This applies to both AI Agent and human-handled conversations.
Because of this:
  • Negative conversations often go unnoticed until a customer complains, leaves a bad review, or churns
  • If an AI Agent or human agent handled a frustrated customer poorly, there's no way to catch it
  • Managers have no structured way to know which conversations need attention, so they either check randomly or not at all
Desired outcome:
  • Automatically detect the customer's sentiment (positive / neutral / negative) in a conversation, whether it's handled by AI or a human agent
  • Understand how a customer's mood shifted over the course of a conversation through sentiment reasons
  • Flag conversations with negative sentiment so managers know which ones need a closer look
  • Show sentiment in reports so managers can spot patterns over time instead of one-off incidents
  • Let managers set up actions in Workflows based on sentiment (e.g. notifications, follow-ups)
Use Case:
Right now, managers find out a conversation went badly only after the damage is done — a complaint, a bad review, or a lost customer. With sentiment detected automatically, they'd be able to identify which conversations were negative and take action — coaching an agent, fixing an AI Agent's behavior, or following up with the customer — instead of relying on manual spot-checks or waiting for something to go wrong externally.