Discovery
Did the agent ask its questions, and did the lead answer them?
Call scoring
A number out of 100, built from four plain parts, so you can see exactly why a call scored the way it did.
How it works
Scouq reads the full transcript.
How many questions it asked and got answered, which objections came up, and whether it asked for the sale.
Four parts, 25 points each. The same facts always give the same score.
What you get
Did the agent ask its questions, and did the lead answer them?
When the lead pushed back, did the agent use your approved answer?
Did the agent ask for the sale?
Sold, committed, follow up, handed off, or lost. A lead who was not a fit is not counted as a failed call.
Business named, recording notice given, AI disclosed, asked to stop, denied being AI, passed the quality check.
The score comes from facts in the call and a fixed rule, not from a model's mood.
Why it matters
A sales manager can only listen to a small share of calls. Scouq scores every one, and gives every call the same test.
100x
The odds of contacting a lead were 100 times higher when it was called within five minutes than when it was called after 30 minutes.
Lead Response Management Study (Oldroyd, MIT, with InsideSales), 2007
28%
Sales reps spend about 28% of their week actually selling.
Salesforce, State of Sales, fifth edition, 2022
Related
Questions
No. Scouq pulls facts out of the call, and a fixed rule turns them into the number. The same facts always give the same score.
Not always. A lead who was correctly ruled out is not counted as a failed call.
Business named, recording notice given, AI disclosed, asked to stop calling, denied being AI, and passed the quality check.
On every call in your dashboard, next to the summary, the recording, and the transcript.