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Quality conversation is the foundation of every business. With Call Insights, you can instantly identify and quickly resolve quality of service (QoS) issues like jitter, packet loss, and poor Mean Opinion Score (MOS) before they interfere with your operations.
User-Friendly Call Quality Dashboard
Monitor critical performance metrics for every call. Drill down into specific call details for remote teams with intuitive filtering. Access call recordings instantly to identify and address quality threats, ensuring you consistently deliver top-notch customer experiences.
Time-Saving Reports
View MOS, jitter, and packet loss from a single dashboard. Schedule reports to monitor trends or use the “Top Ten Poorest Performing” snapshot to see actionable data for numbers and users, conveniently ranked from worst to best for immediate troubleshooting.
Quick & Easy Resolutions
Speed up time to resolution by opening cases with our 24/7/365 experts directly from your dashboard. The AVOXI platform attaches the necessary technical data to the ticket automatically, eliminating the need for extra documentation or manual legwork on your end.
The Hidden Gem of Your Customer Experience Toolkit
Gain deeper insight into your voice infrastructure to monitor and reduce downtime, lags, or jitter. By maintaining high-fidelity connections, you provide a superior customer experience that directly supports your business’s global success and reliability.
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Understanding How AVOXI Measures Call Quality
The Mean Opinion Score (MOS) is a commonly-used metric to measure the overall voice call quality for decades. A MOS score of 4.0 or higher is generally considered to be a very good quality call. If MOS is 3.5 or below, look at which of the input metrics is most impacting the score for recommendations on how to address it.
What is packet loss?
Packet loss is when one or more packets of data traveling across a computer network fail to reach their destination.
What is jitter?
Jitter occurs when there is variation in the delay of the delivery of packets, causing some packets to arrive out of order.