Calls arrive
Your recorder writes audio to an S3-compatible endpoint on the appliance. If it can do that, you’re connected.
Score every call and stay in control of your costs and your data. Call1 runs AI models on an appliance inside your network: no per-call or per-minute meter, and no subprocessor for legal to review.
The review queue
Call1 scores every conversation, then ranks the ones that need attention. Your team works a focused queue with the evidence already on the page: the flagged moment plays in one click, and a verdict takes one keystroke.
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How it works
Your recorder writes audio to an S3-compatible endpoint on the appliance. If it can do that, you’re connected.
Transcription, rubric checks, and tone analysis all run on the appliance. Each verdict keeps its transcript moment, a rationale, and a confidence.
The review queue, the agent portal and the analytics view all run inside your network. Audio forwards to the archive you control, and aggregate rows sync to your BI.
Hybrid sentiment
Call1 analyzes language and vocal delivery separately for every chunk, then fuses them into one sentiment signal. When text and tone disagree, the disagreement stays visible. And tone never contributes to an agent’s score.
“No, that’s fine.”
Language signal neutral
Vocal signal elevated strain
One useful score, with both source signals and their disagreement still attached.
Security
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Call1 runs on an appliance inside your network, under your keys and your firewall rules. We never hold standing access to call content.
Each verdict is anchored to the moment in the transcript that produced it, and every human decision lands in an append-only log.
Agents see which check failed, when in the call, and who confirmed it. They can contest a verdict from the same page. The portal has no path to any recording or transcript.
Pricing
One price covers the whole product: every call scored, the workbench, the agent portal, insights and the audit log. There’s no per-call, per-minute or per-rubric meter, and if you outgrow a block, another machine ships and joins the queue.
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