Conversations

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The Conversations page provides insights into AI Agent conversations and allows you to review performance and troubleshoot issues.

View Conversations

1. Go to Analytics > Overview > Conversations.

   

2. The following details appear in a table:

   • CUSTOMER: The contact who initiated the conversation.

     • Direction (icon): Inbound or Outbound.
     • Language (icon): Language of the conversation.
     • Channel (icon): Voice, Chat, or Email.

     Administrators can configure the system to hide customer email IDs and phone numbers in Conversations, the Details slider, and export files. The system displays the internal User ID instead. Learn more.

   • ACTIONS: Download recordings and transcripts, and copy the following identifiers:

     • User ID
     • Session ID
     • Call Conversation ID
     • Agent Conversation ID
     • X External Call ID
     

   • Support: The agent who handled the conversation.

   • Start Time: Date and time the conversation was logged. Select the arrow icon to sort newest to oldest or oldest to newest.

   • Duration: Duration of the inbound conversation.

   • Agents: Profile pictures of agents who participated, in the order they joined. Hover to see agent names.

   • Queues: The last queue name, with +N for additional queues. Hover to see the order in which queues were entered.

   • Skills: One skill shown with +N for more. Hover to see all skills associated with the conversation.

   • Status: Conversation statuses include:

     • In Progress: An ongoing conversation, displayed immediately in the Conversations tab.
     • Error: A disruption to an ongoing conversation resulting in an error message, typically from integrated system failures.
     • Completed (Drop Off): A voice call where there was no user response and the conversation ended.
     • Completed (User Hangup): A voice call where the user ended the conversation.
     • Completed (AI Agents Hangup): A voice call where the AI Agent completed the task and ended the call.
     • Completed: A chat conversation where the AI Agent completed the task and ended the session.

   • CSAT: Displays the CSAT survey score. A gray icon means the survey was triggered but no response was submitted.

   • NPS: Displays the NPS score. A gray icon means the survey was triggered but no response was submitted.

   • Like/Dislike: Displays the Like or Dislike selection. A highlighted icon means the user submitted a response. A gray icon means no response was submitted.

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Supervisor Actions

Supervisors can view ongoing conversations and intervene directly from the Conversations tab, similar to the Monitor tab.

1. Select Conversations under the Overview section of the Analytics panel.

2. Select ⋮ under ACTIONS, then select Supervisor View.

   

3. You are redirected to the Conversations section on the Monitor tab.

   

4. Select an ongoing conversation. You can perform the following actions:

   • Join Conversation
   • Assign
   • Change Queue
   

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Search Conversations

Use the search field on the upper right side of the Conversations tab to find specific conversations. The system supports keyword search across chats, call transcripts, agent notes, and disposition notes. Common words are ignored and results are ranked by relevance by default. You can sort by Start Time when needed.

Recent Searches

The system stores up to the last ten search phrases for the current user and displays them in the dropdown. You can select a previous phrase or enter a new one. After each search, the system saves the phrase as the most recent entry, removing duplicates and updating position.

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Export and Download

You can download recordings, transcripts, latency reports, and events from the dashboard.

Prerequisite

• To enable Download Latency Report, add the following Call Control Parameters: notifySttLatency = true, vadEnable = true, vadVendor = silero.

Export Conversation Data and Transcripts

1. Select the conversations and select Export.

2. Select Export Conversation Data, Export Transcripts, or Export Plain Text Transcript.

   

   Or select Download Chat Transcript or Download Latency Report. These download as .csv files.

   
   • Export Transcripts exports transcript files as a compressed file named transcripts-YYYY-MM-DD-HH24-mm-SS.zip.
   • You can select up to 25 conversations for export as transcripts. Conversations without a transcript include a blank transcript in the export.
   • When permissions aren’t granted or are disabled, download options are inactive, and an access restriction message appears on hover.

3. A status message appears at the start of the export. The file downloads on completion.

Preview and Download Events

1. Select the conversations, select Export, or select the ⋮ icon under Actions.

2. Select Preview Events.

   

3. Select Download Events.

   • The Download Events option is unavailable for conversations older than 30 days.
   • Events are recorded periodically, so the exported document may not always reflect the complete event history. For a comprehensive record, download events after the conversation has ended.
   

4. A confirmation appears when the export completes. The system exports the following events and their timestamps for chat and voice conversations:

   • Routing Initiation
   • Conversation Acceptance
   • Conversation Rejection
   • Conversation Transfer
   • Transfer Failures
   • Agent Join
   • Agent Left
   • Agent Consultation
   • Skill Change
   • Disposition Updates
   • After-Call Work (ACW)
   • Conversation Closure

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Latency Metrics (Beta)

The Latency Metrics feature measures the duration of each stage in a voice interaction: ASR, bot processing, TTS, and end-to-end response time.

• ASR Latency: Time between when the user stops speaking and when the ASR provider returns the full transcription.

  Formula: ASR Latency = User stops speaking → ASR returns full transcript

  Example: User stops speaking at 10:00:05.000; ASR returns transcript at 10:00:05.450 → ASR Latency = 450 ms

• Bot Latency: Time between when the Voice Gateway (VG) sends the transcription to the platform and when VG receives the full response.

  Formula: Bot Latency = VG sends transcript → VG receives bot response

  Example: Transcript sent at 10:00:05.450; bot response received at 10:00:06.300 → Bot Latency = 850 ms

• TTS Latency: Time between when VG sends the bot’s response text to the TTS provider and when VG receives the first byte of synthesized audio (Time to First Byte). Total TTS audio-generation time isn’t shown.

  Formula: TTS Latency = VG sends TTS request → VG receives first audio byte

  Example: TTS request sent at 10:00:06.300; first audio byte received at 10:00:06.700 → TTS Latency = 400 ms

• End-to-End Latency: Total time between when the user stops speaking and when the first audio byte plays back to the user.

  Formula: End-to-End Latency = User stops speaking → First audio byte heard

  Example: User stops speaking at 10:00:05.000; first audio byte heard at 10:00:06.700 → End-to-End Latency = 1.7 seconds

Metric	Measures Time Between	Represents	Example
ASR Latency	User stops speaking → ASR full transcript	Speed of speech recognition	450 ms
Bot Latency	VG sends transcript → VG gets bot response	Bot processing and platform delays	850 ms
TTS Latency	VG sends TTS request → VG receives first audio byte	TTS responsiveness (Time to First Byte)	400 ms
End-to-End Latency	User stops speaking → user hears first audio byte	Full round-trip delay	1.7 s

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Edit Dispositions from the Conversations Tab

Supervisors can edit or override disposition codes after a conversation ends. Agents assign dispositions during live sessions, but supervisors can review and revise them from the Conversations tab once the session is complete.

Key highlights:

• Improved auditing and compliance
• Accurate reporting and resolution tracking
• Reduced dependency on agents for post-call updates
• Agents receive a notification when a supervisor updates a disposition

Steps to edit dispositions:

1. Select a completed interaction to revise.

2. Select the DETAILS tab in the Insights to Logs window.

3. Select Edit Disposition.

   

4. Make the necessary changes and select Save.

   

5. Select View Logs.

   

   The disposition logs appear.

   

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Filters

You can create and save multiple filters on the Conversations tab to avoid re-entering your filter selections repeatedly.

Create Filter

1. Select the Filter icon.

   

2. Select New Filter.

3. Select the IDs, Queues, Channels, Agents, Status, CSAT, and Custom Tags.

   

   Available options:

   • Clear: Clears the selection.
   • Save & Apply: Saves the filter for future use.
   • Apply: Applies for one instance without saving.

4. Select Save & Apply.

5. In the pop-up, enter a name for the filter and select Save & Apply.

A confirmation message appears and creates the filter.

SmartStatus

SmartStatus is a fine-grained, business-relevant version of conversation status. It detects events such as call handling, messaging activity, inactivity, or disconnections and updates the conversation status accordingly.

Filter for Custom Tags

You can filter conversations using custom tags.

1. Select the Filter for Custom Tags (Beta) checkbox. The following fields appear:

   1. Tag name
   2. Predicate dropdown (CONTAINS and DOES NOT CONTAIN)
   3. AND to create a new clause
   

2. Select values for the custom tag fields and select AND to add another clause.

3. Select values for the second clause and select Apply.

   

   A confirmation appears. Select - to delete a clause.

   You can add up to 5 clauses.

Conversations matching all selected clauses appear in the results.

Edit Filter

1. Select the Filters tab. The saved filter name appears.
2. Select Edit.
3. Make the necessary changes and select Save & Apply.

A confirmation message appears and the filter is updated.

Copy Filter

1. Select Duplicate.
2. In the Rename Filter window, enter a name and select Save.

A confirmation appears and a copy of the filter is created.

Mark as Default

1. Select Mark as Default. A confirmation message appears and the filter is set as default.

Delete Filter

1. Select Delete.
2. Select Delete on the confirmation message.

A confirmation appears and the filter is deleted.

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Insights to Logs

The Insights to Logs panel shows conversation details between the contact and the agent.

Select an interaction to view the panel. The following tabs appear:

• Transcript (formerly Chat History)
• Details
• User
• Identifiers

Icons beside the Insights to Logs header show:

• Direction (inbound or outbound)
• Language
• Sentiment (Positive, Neutral, etc.)
• Channel (Voice, Chat, or Email)

Transcript: Shows the transcript of the voice conversation, including supervisor whispers.

The Transcript tab also shows call transfer stages:

• User transferred to Agent: When Automation transfers the voice call to an agent.

• User transferred to Automation: When the agent transfers the voice call back to Automation.

  

• Max no-input attempts reached: When automation triggers the AI Agent behavior for exceeding maximum retries.

  

• Customer speech during hold periods isn’t recorded or displayed in transcripts, regardless of who initiated the hold.
• To redact PII in the transcript, select De-identify PII data while presenting it to the user from the entity node.

For email conversations, the Transcript tab displays:

• Subject at the beginning of the transcript.

• Each email entry with a View Details pop-up.

• The pop-up shows From, To, CC, and BCC fields.

  

LLM Error Detected: An error message appears when real-time voice APIs in Agentic apps disconnect after receiving an error.

Latency Metrics for Voice Conversations: Displays ASR, Bot, TTS, and End-to-End latency values.

Details: Shows the following information.

Field	Description
Start	Conversation start time
End	Conversation end time
Agents	Name of the agent
Consulting agents	Name of the consulting agent
Joined Users	Names of users who joined
Queues	Queues that handled the call
Status	Conversation status (SmartStatus)
Mode	Mode of the conversation
CSAT	CSAT survey score and feedback
Disposition	Dispositions assigned
Notes	Notes added to the conversation (view only)
Snooze Count	Number of times the conversation was snoozed
Snooze Duration	Duration the conversation was snoozed
Campaign Name	Campaign name (applicable for campaigns)
Session-level tags	Session-level tags assigned to the conversation

User: Shows the following information.

Field	Description
Customer Phone	Customer’s phone number
Customer Name	Customer’s name
Customer Email	Customer’s email address
Channel User ID	User ID of the conversation channel
User ID	Agent’s user ID
User-level tags	User-level tags assigned to the conversation

Identifiers: Shows the following information.

Field	Description
Call ID	The call ID (for voice calls)
Session ID	The session ID
Channel User ID	User ID of the conversation channel
Call Conversation ID	Conversation ID (for voice calls)
Agent Conversation ID	Agent conversation ID
User ID	Agent’s user ID
Campaign Instance ID	Campaign instance ID (for campaigns)

Select Copy All to copy all identifier details including Start Time, End Time, Caller ID, Session ID, Channel User ID, Call Conversation ID, Agent Conversation ID, User ID, Caller, and Callee.

Call Recording

The Call Recording feature plays past conversations between a contact and an agent from the Chat History section in the Insights to Logs panel. Recordings are captured automatically and are useful for quality analysis and auditing.

Configure the following settings:

• Play Audio: Select the Play icon to play the audio waveform.

• Playback Speed: Select the speed drop-down to change playback speed.

  

• Volume: Adjust the slider to increase or decrease volume.

• Mute: Select Mute to silence the audio.

• Rewind: Select the Backward icon to rewind 10 seconds.

• Forward: Select the Forward icon to fast-forward 10 seconds.

• Download: Select the Download icon to download the recording as a single file or separate files.

• A delay may occur before call recordings are processed and displayed for an interaction.
• The retention period for voice call recordings can be configured in Data Retention Period settings.
• When the configured retention period ends, recordings are permanently deleted.
• Customers who opt in receive an email 7 days before deletion and a confirmation email after deletion.
• After deletion, users see: “Recording not available. It may have been deleted as per your data retention policy.”
• All actions, including retention configuration and recording deletions, are logged in the Admin Console.

• Download as a single file: Downloads all files in the conversation as a single file.
• Download as separate files: Lets you select individual files to download.

The downloaded file format is .flac across all operating systems (Windows, macOS, and Linux).

• Duration: The increment and countdown counters appear during playback. Total duration appears before playback begins.

  
  • Customer speech during hold periods isn’t recorded or displayed, regardless of who initiated the hold.
  • If Pause/Resume Call Recording is enabled, paused durations aren’t recorded.

A message appears on the Transcript tab when Call Recording Control is disabled in Agent Settings.

Recording status messages

State	Message
call_in_progress	Media unavailable while the call is in progress. Please recheck once the call has ended.
media_in_progress	Media generation is in progress. Please wait for a few minutes.
media_generation_failed	Media generation failed due to a technical issue.
media_conversion_failed	Unable to fetch the recording. We’ll automatically retry within 24 hours, or you can click ‘Retry’ to try again now. If the issue persists, please try again after 15 minutes.
partial_download_failed	Unable to fetch the recording. We’ll automatically retry within 24 hours, or you can click ‘Retry’ to try again now. If the issue persists, please try again after 15 minutes.
partial_upload_failed	Unable to fetch the recording. We’ll automatically retry within 24 hours, or you can click ‘Retry’ to try again now. If the issue persists, please try again after 15 minutes.
failed	Media generation failed due to a technical issue.
media_unavailable_short_duration	Media unavailable. This call was too short to generate a recording.
recording_disabled	Media unavailable. Recording is disabled for this interaction.

Screen Recording

Recording Storage: Recordings are stored in an AWS S3 bucket in WebM format at 10-15 fps, up to 720p resolution, with high compression, and approximately 2 MB per minute.

Supervisors can download screen recordings, which become available approximately 10 minutes after call completion.

UI Text	Description
Loading Screen Recording	Recording is currently being fetched or initialized.
Generating screen recording, please wait..	Recording is being processed and will be available soon.
Screen recording is available for this interaction.	Recording has been successfully generated and is ready to download.
Screen recording unavailable. Agent needs to install the desktop application to enable it.	Recording couldn’t be captured because the agent hasn’t installed the required desktop app.
Screen recording unavailable due to a technical issue. Please contact support.	An unexpected error occurred during recording. Contact support for resolution.

The system uses the voice call recording retention policy; supervisors can access all recordings, while agents can access only their own recordings.

Conversation Time Display Format

Administrators can configure Standard Timestamps or Duration Markers for call recordings. Learn more.

The system displays recordings based on the selected option.

Standard Timestamps: The system displays transcripts with exact date and time (for example, Fri Jun 14 2026, 4:52:31 PM) to support precise tracking.

Duration Markers: The system displays elapsed time (for example, 00:01) to enable quick navigation and improve contextual understanding.

Troubleshooting

Why can’t I see my call recording?

After every voice call, the system automatically tries to fetch the call recording from the recording server. The recording is usually available within 10 minutes. Delays or temporary issues may prevent it from appearing immediately.

Status messages and what to do:

Status message	What it means	What you can do
Generating your call recording… This may take a few minutes.	The recording server is processing the call audio.	No action needed — wait 10 minutes and refresh the page.
We couldn’t load the call recording. Please try again.	There was a temporary issue fetching the recording.	Select Retry to try again.
Still unable to fetch the recording. Please try again after 15 minutes.	The system retried but couldn’t retrieve the recording.	Wait 15 minutes and select Retry again.
We couldn’t generate the call recording due to a technical issue. Please contact your administrator for assistance.	Multiple attempts including automated background jobs failed.	Contact your administrator or support team.

Behind the scenes: The platform automatically attempts to fetch the recording 10 minutes after the call ends. If the recording is unavailable, users can manually retry. The system also retries automatically after 24 hours. Background jobs continue periodic attempts regardless of manual retries.

Common reasons for delay or failure:

• Temporary network or connectivity issues between Kore’s system and the recording server.
• High server load delaying recording generation.
• The recording file hasn’t been finalized or is still being processed.
• A system error or missing call metadata prevents retrieval.

Tips:

• Wait at least 10 minutes after the call ends before expecting the recording.
• Use Retry if the recording doesn’t appear.
• If the issue persists beyond 24 hours, contact your administrator or raise a support ticket with the Call ID, Timestamp, and Caller Number.

If your call recording is still unavailable after following these steps, Contact support or your system administrator with your call details.

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Diagnostics

Access Diagnostics from the top-right corner of Insights to Logs.

This option is available only for voice conversations.

Flow

The Flow tab provides a detailed timeline of call signaling and media flow between endpoints. It displays the sequence of SIP messages and RTCP packets exchanged during a call, allowing agents and supervisors to track the complete communication flow and troubleshoot connection issues.

The top row displays the IP addresses of all endpoints involved in the communication.

SIP Message Flow

The interface shows SIP signaling messages exchanged between endpoints:

1. INVITE - Direction: 50.19.12.248 to 172.31.11.64, Port: 5060 → 5060
2. 100 (Trying) - Direction: 172.31.11.64 to 50.19.12.248, Port: 5060 ← 5060
3. 200 (OK) - Direction: 172.31.11.64 to 50.19.12.248, Port: 5060 ← 5060
4. ACK - Direction: 50.19.12.248 to 172.31.11.64, Port: 5060 → 5060

The interface also shows RTCP media packets exchanged between endpoints:

1. RTCP (First packet) - Direction: 172.31.11.62 to 172.31.11.64, Port: 5060 → 5060
2. RTCP (Second packet) - Direction: 172.31.11.62 to 172.31.11.64, Port: 5060 → 5060

How to use the Flow tab:

1. Track Call Setup: Follow the INVITE, 100 Trying, 200 OK, and ACK sequence to verify proper call establishment.
2. Analyze Response Times: Use timestamps to identify delays in message processing.
3. Monitor Media Flow: Review RTCP packets to confirm media is flowing properly.
4. Identify Issues: Look for missing messages or unexpected responses indicating connection problems.
5. Export Data: Use the export options to save the communication flow for further analysis.

QoS (Quality of Service)

The QoS tab provides detailed network metrics for call monitoring and troubleshooting.

Packets

Metric	Description
Min. Packets	Minimum number of packets transmitted (320)
Avg. Packets	Average number of packets transmitted (249.25)
Max. Packets	Maximum number of packets transmitted (602)

Octets

Metric	Description
Min. Octets	Minimum number of octets/bytes transmitted (238047)
Avg. Octets	Average number of octets/bytes transmitted (238047)
Max. Octets	Maximum number of octets/bytes transmitted (802234)

Highest_Seq_No

Metric	Description
Min. Highest_Seq_No	Minimum sequence number (2)
Avg. Highest_Seq_No	Average sequence number (249625)
Max. Highest_Seq_No	Maximum sequence number (435756)

IA (Inter Arrival) Jitter

Metric	Description
Min. IA Jitter	Minimum inter-arrival jitter (0)
Avg. IA Jitter	Average inter-arrival jitter (0)
Max. IA Jitter	Maximum inter-arrival jitter (4)

LSR (Last Sender Report)

Metric	Description
Min. LSR	Minimum last sender report (0)
Avg. LSR	Average last sender report (3445503.34)
Max. LSR	Maximum last sender report (3445503.34)

MOS (Mean Opinion Score)

Metric	Description
Min. MOS	Minimum Mean Opinion Score (4.34)
Avg. MOS	Average Mean Opinion Score (2.32)
Max. MOS	Maximum Mean Opinion Score (5.74)

Packets_Lost

Metric	Description
Min. Packets_Lost	Minimum number of lost packets (0)
Avg. Packets_Lost	Average number of lost packets (0)
Max. Packets_Lost	Maximum number of lost packets (1)

The interface displays IP connection information in expandable rows showing source and destination IP addresses. The bottom bar chart visualizes call metrics over time, with timestamps on the X-axis and metric values from 0 to 100 on the Y-axis.

Agent Participation and Call Diagnostics

The Agents tab provides a per-agent view of participation and call quality metrics for a specific interaction.

It helps to:

• Identify which agents joined the interaction

• View join and exit timestamps

• Understand how the call ended

• Analyze call quality per agent

  

What Each Section Represents

Each section represents a single agent join event.

The system creates a record only when an agent:

• Accepts a call invitation (inbound or consult)
• Joins the interaction (including supervisor join)

A record isn’t created for:

• Routing attempts
• Ringing duration
• Rejected invitations
• Supervisor listen/whisper sessions

If an agent leaves and rejoins, multiple rows appear-one per join instance.

Field Descriptions

Agent Details

• Agent Name-The participating agent
• Status-Indicates whether the agent has left the interaction
• Start Time-When the agent accepted and joined the call
• End Time-When the agent exited the call

The time between Start and End reflects the agent’s actual handling duration.

Call Exit Information

• Call Exit Reason-High-level termination status (for example, Terminated).
• Call Exit Description-Specific reason (for example, Agent Hangup, Customer Hangup).

These fields help determine how the agent session ended.

Call Quality Metrics (Per Agent Session)

Quality metrics are calculated separately for each agent’s participation instance:

• MOS (Min, Max, Avg)-Indicates perceived audio quality (1 = poor, 5 = excellent).
• Jitter (Min, Max, Avg)-Measures variation in packet timing (higher values may affect audio clarity).
• Packets Lost (Min, Max, Avg)-Indicates lost audio packets during the session.

These metrics reflect only the agent’s session duration, not the entire call.

• The view reflects actual joined sessions only, not routing attempts.
• If an agent appears multiple times, it indicates multiple join instances.

Export

You can export the following reports from the Diagnostics panel:

• Export PCAP
• Export TEXT

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