Human QA scorecards do not fit voice bots. Empathy and grammar are the wrong questions; whether the bot let a caller interrupt, how long it paused before responding, and whether it invented information are the right ones. Xperia scores bot-handled calls on their own criteria.
Barge-in handling — does the bot stop talking when the caller interrupts. Turn-taking, so the two parties are not speaking over each other. Filler sensitivity, dynamic pacing, response latency, and how smoothly it transitions between topics or hands off.
Tone matching against the caller's state, and conciseness — whether the bot answers the question or delivers a paragraph when a sentence would do.
Volume normalisation, speech-to-silence ratio, voice clarity, phonetic accuracy on names and identifiers, and prosody and intonation.
Intent recognition accuracy, entity extraction, fallback behaviour when the bot does not understand, context retention across turns, and hallucination — whether it stated something it had no basis for. For most teams this last one is the reason to measure at all.
Bot-handled calls are segmented from human calls throughout the product — analytics, call history, upload and parameter configuration — so each is scored on its own criteria while both stay visible in one account.
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Yes. Xperia scores AI voice-bot calls against 18 dimensions designed for automated agents, grouped into conversational fluidity, emotional design, acoustic quality and NLU intelligence. Bot calls are segmented from human calls across the whole product.
Barge-in handling, turn-taking, filler sensitivity, dynamic pacing, latency, tone matching, transitions, conciseness, volume normalisation, speech-to-silence ratio, voice clarity, phonetic accuracy, prosody and intonation, entity extraction, fallback handling, intent accuracy, hallucination and context retention.
Yes. Hallucination is one of the scored NLU dimensions, alongside intent accuracy and context retention, so you can track how often a bot asserts something it had no grounding for.
Yes. Bot calls are separated from human calls throughout analytics, call history and configuration, each scored against its own criteria, without needing a second account.
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Xperia scores every call against 48 quality dimensions across 10 categories. Weightings, pass criteria and the parameters themselves are configurable per department.
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