Operator calls sent to voicemail
This is the worst mistake the bot can make. In the current review, it did not happen.
Most important safety resultApartment Lines voicebot
The voicebot is currently routing calls safely. It avoids the mistake that matters most: sending a caller to voicemail when they should reach an operator.
This is the worst mistake the bot can make. In the current review, it did not happen.
Most important safety resultWhen a caller needed an operator, almost all calls finished there.
Calls that were safe for voicemail usually continued that way.
Across all checks, this is how often the call ended with the right routing decision.
This stricter number includes the full conversation, not just where the call was sent.
These two numbers answer different questions. One is about avoiding the worst mistake. The other is about finishing the call cleanly.
Operator calls sent to voicemail: 0 means the bot never made the worst mistake. When a caller should have gone to an operator, the bot did not send them to voicemail.
Operator calls reached an operator: 97.05% means almost all of those calls were completed the way we wanted: the caller ended up with the operator.
In the remaining cases, the bot still did not send the caller to voicemail. But it also did not send them to an operator right away. It continued as if voicemail might still be an option. At that point, we do not know what the caller would have said next or how the bot would have handled it, so those are not confirmed voicemail mistakes. They are still calls we want to improve.
The current behavior is safety-first: operator calls are strongly protected, while some voicemail-ready calls are still sent to an operator.
No operator call was actually sent to voicemail.
A small group continued as if voicemail might still be possible.
Some voicemail-ready calls are still going to operators.
Any improvement should preserve zero operator calls sent to voicemail.