QEval
Manual call center QA covers 1 to 5% of interactions. The other 95% goes unreviewed. QEval closes that gap with AI-powered quality assurance that scores every voice, chat, and email interaction automatically.
The platform combines speech analytics, sentiment analysis, compliance monitoring, keyword detection, automated evaluation workflows, agent coaching tools, gamification, and 110+ analytics dashboards. Compliance includes PCI, HIPAA, and GDPR at 98% accuracy with real-time violation alerts. The scoring engine is trained on 138M+ contact center interactions and delivers 94% classification accuracy.
Organizations deploy QEval in 30 days, three to four times faster than typical quality monitoring platforms. Etech Global Services developed QEval through 20+ years of operating contact centers for Fortune 500 clients in healthcare, telecom, retail, banking, and BPO. ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI-DSS certified. Built for QA managers, CX directors, and operations leaders replacing manual QA.
Additional capabilities include call recording and playback, screen capture for desktop activity review, customizable evaluation scorecards, QA calibration sessions to ensure scoring consistency across evaluators, and dispute management workflows for agents to challenge scores. The platform supports omnichannel quality monitoring with unified scoring across phone, chat, email, and social media interactions.
Supervisors access real-time dashboards to monitor live calls and intervene when needed. Automated alerts flag compliance risks, negative sentiment spikes, and performance drops instantly. Role-based permissions, audit logging, and end-to-end encryption meet enterprise security requirements. QEval connects with CRM, ACD, workforce management, and telephony systems through API integrations. Multi-site and multilingual support enables centralized QA management across geographically distributed contact center operations.
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Site24x7
Site24x7 offers an integrated cloud monitoring solution designed to enhance IT operations and DevOps for organizations of all sizes. This platform assesses the actual experiences of users interacting with websites and applications on both desktop and mobile platforms. DevOps teams benefit from capabilities that allow them to oversee and diagnose issues in applications and servers, along with monitoring their network infrastructure, which encompasses both private and public cloud environments. The comprehensive end-user experience monitoring is facilitated from over 100 locations worldwide, utilizing a range of wireless carriers to ensure thorough coverage and insight into performance. By leveraging such extensive monitoring features, organizations can significantly improve their operational efficiency and user satisfaction.
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Elecard Boro
Introducing a video quality control tool, this software solution enables effective quality management and measurement of QoS across all segments of distributed networks via UDP streams. With probes operational 24/7, users gain comprehensive oversight of their network. Initiating stream monitoring takes less than 30 minutes, allowing for significant savings on equipment and network upkeep. The web interface is designed for ease of use, featuring an intuitive data layout that enhances user experience. Ongoing quality assessment and swift rectification of any issues help maintain a loyal customer base. This tool can be utilized as a cloud-based service or as a standalone option for local networks. Elecard Boro software probes diligently track packet loss, video freezes, and SCTE35 labels across various protocols, including UDP, HLS, DASH, RTP, and HTTP. This solution not only facilitates quick and cost-effective monitoring of content delivery networks but also aids in identifying the most prevalent issues. By implementing this advanced tool, organizations can ensure high service quality and customer satisfaction consistently.
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Mividi
The Mividi IP Video Monitoring System (TSM100) emerges as a remarkable option for evaluating the video quality of IPTV services. IPTV providers typically acquire video content from a diverse array of sources, including satellite, fiber optic networks, terrestrial broadcasts, and locally generated footage. To meet the necessary bandwidth demands and ensure that the content is compatible with various user devices, these source streams are often subjected to processes of decoding and re-encoding. As a result, it is common for service providers to handle numerous programs along with different transport streams at their head-ends. Furthermore, the complexity of operations is compounded by the need for advertisement insertion and the provision of Electronic Program Guide (EPG) information. To ensure that they deliver the highest quality video experiences to their customers, providers must engage in continuous monitoring at several critical stages throughout the stream processing. This proactive approach to monitoring is vital not only for sustaining optimal performance but also for significantly improving viewer satisfaction and loyalty. By implementing such systems, providers can better adapt to viewer needs and respond swiftly to any potential issues that may arise.
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