Using the Insights Dashboard

The Insights tab surfaces AI-generated patterns across all evaluated interactions. Unlike Metrics (which shows aggregate numbers), Insights tells you what is happening and why.

Insights can be filtered by agent (via dropdown) and date range (same presets as the Audit tab).

6.1 Five Insight Categories

Agent Performance:

CategoryWhat It Surfaces
Top StrengthsPositive agent behaviors identified across interactions
OpportunitiesAreas needing improvement, with coaching recommendations

Product Insights:

CategoryWhat It Surfaces
Product BugsTechnical issues surfaced from customer conversations
Product FeedbackFeature requests and suggestions mentioned by customers

Competitor Insights:

CategoryWhat It Surfaces
CompetitorsReferences to competitors in customer calls

6.2 Each Insight Contains

ColumnDescription
DriverHigh-level behavioral topic with instance count (e.g., "Information verification")
CategorySub-category within the driver (e.g., "Active listening")
Verbatim examplesRepresentative transcript snippets. The first verbatim is shown by default; click to expand for additional examples.
InstancesA button showing the total count that opens the detail drawer

6.3 Insight Thresholds

Not all insights are displayed. The system applies minimum thresholds to surface only meaningful patterns:

Agent Performance insights (Strengths and Opportunities):

ScopeMinimum Count Required
Single agent>= 2 instances
Team (all agents)>= 3 instances

Product insights (Bugs and Feedback): Shown if the insight is in the top 20% by count OR has a count >= 5.

Competitor Mentions: All mentions are displayed (count >= 1).

6.4 Viewing Insight Details

Click the Instances button on any insight row to open a detail drawer showing:

DetailDescription
SummaryThe driver name with category badge and total instance count
Matching instancesIndividual instance cards, each showing the UCID (linked to the Audit tab), justification, and source verbatims in an expandable accordion

6.5 Using Insights Effectively

CategoryHow to Use It
Top StrengthsShare with teams for positive reinforcement. Document best practices.
OpportunitiesBuild targeted coaching plans. Prioritize by count -- higher counts = more widespread issues.
Product BugsRoute to engineering and product teams. These are real customer pain points.
Product FeedbackForward to product management as voice-of-customer data.
CompetitorsShare with strategy and marketing. Track which competitors are mentioned most.

Last updated: Jul 3, 2026