Signals

The signal under the speech.

Not just how each voice sounds, but how the two voices move each other. The relational layer text-only tools physically cannot reach.

Interaction Dynamics

How the two voices move each other. The cause and effect a transcript cannot see.

Words vs tone 3 mismatches

"Sounds good, let's move forward."

Words: Yes Tone: Flat

"Yeah, the price works for us."

Words: Yes Tone: Tense

"We're really excited about this."

Words: Yes Tone: Hesitant

Says Yes, Means No

We flag every moment the words and the tone disagree. A polite "sounds good" in a flat, tense voice is exactly what a transcript hides. The cleanest signal text can never reach.

Intensity De-escalated
peak
Customer Rep

De-escalation

When a customer's intensity rises, we measure whether the rep's voice brings it back down or climbs with it. Know instantly which calls were calmed and which were lost to escalation.

Voice convergence Sync 0.86
converged
Seller Buyer

Rapport Sync

We track whether the two voices converge in pitch, pace, and energy as the call goes on. Convergence is the clearest audio sign of real rapport. See where seller and buyer locked in, and where they talked past each other.

Power balance Buyer adapts
Seller Buyer

Pitch

Buyer

Pace

Buyer

Energy

Seller

Power Balance

We read who adapts their voice to whom. The speaker who bends is usually the more eager one. See the real balance of the call, whoever did more of the talking.

Call momentum Recovered
friction

Direction

Upward

Likely outcome

Win

Call Momentum

We score where the call is heading as it unfolds, and whether it recovers after a friction point. A read on the direction of the call before it ends.

Voice & Affect

How a voice sounds, and what it carries.

Emotion trajectory 0:00 - 1:59
Arousal
Valence
Dominance

Voice Emotion Trajectory

We trace each voice through energy, positivity, and confidence across every segment, drawing the emotional path of the conversation. Find the exact moment a deal slipped, even when the words stayed polite.

Speaker profile 2 speakers
Speaker A / seller
Assertive 0.78
Warm 0.52
Energetic 0.71
Paced 0.64
Speaker B / buyer
Assertive 0.41
Warm 0.64
Energetic 0.38
Paced 0.49

Per-Speaker Voice Profile

A behavioral profile per speaker from voice alone: assertive or hesitant, warm or cold, energetic or flat, measured against role. Read the customer's stance at a glance, and give reps a private read to coach their own delivery.

Hesitation SEG 14 / 22
I'm um definitely (0.8s) interested, I uh think we could you know maybe (1.2s) do this.
Tension

Hesitation and Voice Quality

Pauses, filler words, false starts, voice tension: real uncertainty, even when the words sound confident. Catch the customers who say yes but mean I'm not sure.

Conversation Shape

The structure of the exchange.

Key moments 6 detected
rapport
objection
friction
turning point
buying signal
closing
0:00 1:59

Voice-Driven Key Moments

Objections, buying signals, friction, turning points, and rapport, all timestamped. Detection uses both what was said and how it sounded, so a hesitant yes is never mistaken for a confident one.

Turn-taking 22 turns
Speaker A Speaker B

Avg reply

1.4 s

Interruptions

3

Dead air

12 s

Turn-Taking Dynamics

Response latency, interruptions, dead air, talk-to-listen balance, and who controls the pace. Reps who talk over prospects tend to lose them, and now you can see exactly when it happens.

Acoustic Environment

What surrounds the voice.

Noise isolation SNR +14 dB

Raw

Clean

Background Noise Isolation

We separate voice from background noise before analysis, so calls from cafes, cars, or streets read as cleanly as studio recordings. Stop throwing away calls that were only ever flagged as too noisy.

Environment Best match
Home 0.11
Office 0.17
Cafe 0.78
Car 0.08
Public space 0.22

Calling Environment

We classify where the customer is from background audio: home, office, cafe, car, or public space. See if conversion drops in noisy settings, and reschedule when the customer is clearly distracted.

Background events 4 flagged
door 0:14
traffic 0:32
voice (off-mic) 0:58
alarm 0:81

Background Sound Events

Specific events flagged in the background: door slam, baby crying, traffic spike, alarm. When a deal falls through mid-call, see whether a real-world distraction caused it.

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