Every Call Tells You Something. Nobody's Listening.
Your phones ring hundreds of times a week. Each call contains buying signals, complaints, competitor mentions, and missed opportunities. Right now, 95% of that intelligence disappears the moment the handset goes down.
The Call Blind Spot
You record your calls. But recording is not listening. And listening is not analysing.
The average business analyses between 2% and 5% of its phone conversations. A team leader might review a handful of calls per week, looking for obvious issues. That means 95% of your customer conversations, every buying signal, every complaint, every competitor mention, goes unheard.
AI-powered call analysis changes the sample from "a few" to "all of them". Every call, every minute, every word. Patterns emerge that no human listener could detect manually, because the patterns exist across hundreds of conversations, not within any single one.
Calls are powerful
Calls + another stream is transformational
A missed call is a problem. A missed call with no follow-up email and no CRM update? That is a systemic revenue leak. Connecting a second data stream turns isolated findings into business intelligence.
Calls
Missed bookings, upsell signals, quality gaps
Emails
Response times, follow-up gaps, sentiment
Full Journey Visibility
Every missed opportunity tracked from first contact to lost deal
Calls + CRM
A caller enquires about a premium service. Staff books the basic appointment. Your CRM shows no upsell attempt logged, no follow-up scheduled. That premium enquiry dies in silence.
Single stream: "Missed upsell." Both streams: "Missed upsell with zero follow-up in a high-value segment."Calls + Emails
A customer calls about a delayed order. Staff promises a callback. No email confirmation is sent. The customer calls again two days later, repeating the same complaint to a different person.
Single stream: "Repeat call." Both streams: "Broken handoff costing 2x call handling time and eroding trust."Calls + Tickets
A caller reports an issue. No ticket is created. Three weeks later, the same customer raises a formal complaint. Your ticket system shows no prior history. It looks like a new issue, but it is an escalated one.
Single stream: "New complaint." Both streams: "Unlogged call escalation, 3-week service failure."What Your Call Data Reveals
These findings come from analysing real call data across UK businesses. Your calls contain the same patterns.
Revenue Blind Spots
Upsell signals going unactioned. Callers explicitly ask about premium services, additional products, or upgrades. Staff book the basic request and move on. Across 435 calls at one national network, 35% contained a missed revenue opportunity.
After-hours revenue leakage. Calls arriving outside business hours go to voicemail. Most are never returned. One healthcare provider discovered after-hours leakage worth an estimated $2.4M annually.
Competitor mention patterns. Callers reference competitor pricing, services, or recent experiences. These signals indicate at-risk customers or winnable prospects. Without analysis, they vanish.
Capacity Blind Spots
Reception staff overloaded during peaks. Call volume spikes at predictable times, but staffing does not match. Calls queue, ring out, or get rushed. 40% of reception time at some businesses goes to calls that could be triaged automatically.
Repeat callers consuming double the time. Customers calling back because their issue was not resolved, or because they were promised a callback that never came. Each repeat call is wasted capacity.
Call handling time variance. Some staff resolve identical enquiries in 90 seconds. Others take 6 minutes. The variance is invisible without analysis, but the capacity cost is significant at scale.
Experience Blind Spots
Call handling quality varies wildly across locations. Mystery shopping across a national network revealed quality scores ranging from 92% to 34%. The best and worst locations were separated by 58 percentage points, invisible to head office.
Objection handling patterns reveal training gaps. When callers raise price concerns, some staff confidently reframe the value. Others go silent or immediately offer a discount. These patterns repeat across hundreds of calls.
Sentiment trends invisible to surveys. NPS and post-call surveys capture a fraction of customer sentiment. Call analysis captures all of it: tone, frustration markers, satisfaction signals, and how sentiment changes throughout the conversation.
Real Patterns From Real Calls
Four categories of insight that appear in every call data set we analyse.
The Caller Who Asked Twice
A prospective customer called to book a consultation. Put on hold for 3 minutes, they asked again when reconnected. Staff said "we'll call you back." No callback was logged. The caller never returned.
The Premium Signal Ignored
Caller explicitly asked about a higher-tier service. Staff booked the standard option without acknowledging the question. This pattern appeared in 1 out of every 3 calls analysed.
The Location Lottery
Same business, same brand, same phone script. But Location A scores 92% on call quality while Location B scores 34%. Customers experience two completely different companies depending on which number they dial.
The Name Drop
"I've been quoted less by [competitor]." This appears in 8-12% of sales calls. Staff rarely respond with a structured reframe. Most offer an immediate discount or ignore the mention entirely.
From Recorded Calls to Business Intelligence
Three steps. No workflow changes. No integration risk.
Connect
We plug into your existing phone system or call recording platform. Read-only access. No new software, no changes to how your team handles calls, no disruption.
Read-only accessAnalyse
Our digital analysts process every recorded call. Not a sample. Every conversation is transcribed, scored for quality, and scanned for revenue signals, objection patterns and service gaps.
100% coverageSee
Weekly reports showing exactly where revenue is leaking, which locations need coaching, and where customer experience is falling short. Prioritised findings with estimated business impact.
Weekly insightsWhat You Might Be Thinking
Your Calls Are Talking. Start Listening.
Connect your call data stream. Get your first insights within 14 days. Then see what happens when you add a second stream.
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