Use Cases / Contact Center
Contact Center Voice Feedback Intelligence
Turn post-call IVR feedback into agent coaching, service recovery, and a continuous read on caller experience — from the customers who actually tell you how the call went.
Were you satisfied with this call?
What could be improved?
Overview
A call closes, the agent moves on, and the caller's real experience leaves with them. PXP keeps that moment — turning a quick post-call survey into satisfaction and sentiment scores, recurring improvement themes, agent-level performance, and the service-recovery and coaching actions that lift CSAT call after call.
How It Works
A short survey at the end of the call, processed automatically, closed with a clear action — every call, on repeat.
The agent finishes helping the caller — billing question answered, device issue triaged, ticket logged.
Instead of hanging up, the agent transfers the caller to the automated PXP IVR survey. No links, no follow-up email — it happens while the call is still warm.
Satisfied or not, one tap to pick what could be improved, and an optional voice message in their own words. The whole thing takes about 40 seconds — and far more callers complete it than any email survey.
Quick-select + optional voiceThe voice message is transcribed and scored for sentiment and satisfaction, the improvement reason is categorized, and everything is linked to the agent, queue, and call — in minutes, with no manual review.
Sentiment · satisfaction · reason · agentAgent scorecards update, unhappy callers flag for a recovery callback, and recurring themes surface the coaching and process fixes that close the loop — feeding back into the very next call.
Recovery · coaching · process fixesThe Outcome
Thousands of post-call responses roll up into a fair, evidence-backed read on every agent — who to recognize, who to coach, and on what.
What PXP Understands
From a quick rating, one improvement reason, and a short voice message, PXP extracts the signals that explain how the call went and what to do next.
How the caller felt and what they intend to do next.
The behaviors that shape the interaction — evidence for coaching, not surveillance.
The friction that drives low scores and repeat calls.
An ongoing view of trends, risks, and opportunities.
Example
One post-call survey after a hardware support call — and everything PXP reads from it.
The rep was really polite and patient, but my router still isn't working and I'll have to call back.
A well-handled call — and an unresolved problem no CSAT score alone would explain. The agent is recognized for courtesy while the unresolved issue triggers a follow-up. Thousands of responses like this roll up into the weekly scorecard.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers on what Voice Feedback Intelligence does, what it doesn't, and how teams put it to work.
Email and web surveys are sent after the fact and typically see single-digit response rates. The PXP survey happens in the moment, right after the call, in the caller's own voice — so far more callers respond, and you capture the why, not just a score.
No. PXP captures only the optional post-call survey — the rating, the improvement reason, and the voice message the caller chooses to leave. It does not record or analyze the live conversation between the caller and the agent.
It's built for coaching and recognition. PXP separates agent behavior from call outcome, so a courteous agent isn't penalized for an unresolved product issue. Scorecards highlight where to coach and who to recognize — with the caller's own words as evidence.
Very little. After the call, the agent transfers them to the IVR survey: a quick satisfied/not answer, one tap to pick what could be improved, and an optional voice message. The whole thing takes about 40 seconds, and the voice step is always optional.
Yes. PXP aggregates feedback across queues, sites, and regions so leaders can benchmark teams, spot trends early, and prioritize coaching and process fixes where they matter most.
Business Impact & ROI
From the example support center's first quarter on PXP post-call feedback.
Up from roughly 6% on the old post-call email survey — a far broader, more representative read on experience.
As coaching themes land and recurring issues get fixed, satisfaction climbs across queues.
Detractors and unresolved issues surface the moment the survey lands — in time to call back and close the loop.
Figures are from the example deployment described above and are illustrative; results vary by program.
From Feedback to Action
PXP turns a 30-second post-call survey into agent coaching, service recovery, and a continuous read on caller experience — across every queue and every site.
Related PXP Pages
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