AI system that automatically transcribes, evaluates and escalates problematic customer support calls, with a person checking before any letter to the customer.
Project details
Context:
- Business/industry: Customer Support / Call Center QA
- Current process: Manual call review by QA team — listening to calls, scoring subjectively, no consistent escalation path, no automated client follow-up.
Problem:
- Manual QA review is slow and inconsistent between reviewers.
- Bad calls often go unnoticed until a client complains directly.
- No structured process for turning a bad call into a client-facing apology and resolution.
Solution
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A Google Drive folder watch triggers transcription and AI scoring on every new call recording. Calls scoring below threshold automatically escalate to a manager via Telegram with a pre-drafted client email — nothing reaches the client without explicit human approval.
Tools used: n8n, Google Drive, Whisper-compatible transcription, Groq (Llama 3.3), Google Sheets, Telegram, Gmail.
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Solution logic:
- Google Drive is polled hourly for new audio files in a designated calls folder.
- Audio is transcribed (Whisper-compatible output format).
- An AI model scores the call across 8 QA categories (greeting, active listening, needs discovery, empathy, expertise, solution clarity, next steps, closing), 0-10 each, with a structured summary and feedback.
- Results are logged to Google Sheets as the single source of truth for every call.