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Contact-center intelligence

Contact center analytics, from the audio of every call

Turn completed service calls into contact center analytics: a transcript plus multilabel emotion, speaking style, and time-local segments. Score a whole queue for tone, find the calls worth a careful human review, and compare patterns over time — without pretending a score is a person’s inner state.

One file / one result

Every call scored for emotion and speaking style

I have already explained this twice, and I need someone to resolve it today.

frustrated 0.91impatient 0.78energetic 0.42
Unified analysis request
curl https://speech-api.oruk.ai/v1/audio/analysis \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $ORUK_API_KEY" \
  -H "X-Request-ID: $(uuidgen)" \
  -F "model=oruk-resonance" \
  -F "file=@recording.wav"

Workflow

01

Upload completed audio

Send a supported file after the call. API v1 is prerecorded speech analytics; it does not claim real-time intervention.

02

Receive aligned outputs

Store the transcript, per-sentence emotion labels, segments, request ID, and usage record in your existing call-analytics or QA workflow.

03

Route human review

Feed the acoustic signal into coaching and quality review alongside operational context and qualified reviewer judgment.

Useful applications

  • Prioritize a manageable review queue instead of sampling calls at random
  • Score an entire queue for tone rather than the few percent QA can listen to
  • Compare aggregate patterns across queues, teams, or time periods
  • Locate the specific moments worth replaying in a coaching session
  • Add acoustic context to transcript search, so a query can find how it was said
  • Flag calls where the caller stayed frustrated through to the end

Deployment safeguards

  • Do not use emotion labels as the sole employee-performance measure
  • Validate on the microphones, languages, accents, and call types in production
  • Retain uncertainty and multiple labels rather than one definitive state
  • Disclose recording and analysis according to applicable consent rules
Responsible-use guidance