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Understanding Call Metrics

Last updated on Dec 06, 2025

The Sales Assistant tracks metrics to help you understand performance.

Key Metrics

Total Calls

The total number of calls attempted in the selected period.

Successful Calls

Calls that connected and had a meaningful conversation. This is your connection rate indicator.

Failed Calls

Calls that didn't connect - no answer, wrong number, voicemail, etc.

Call Duration

How long calls lasted. Can be shown as:

  • Average duration

  • Total duration

  • Individual call lengths

Where to Find Metrics

Metrics appear in two places:

  1. Summary cards at the top of the Sales Assistant page

  2. Individual call details when you click a specific call

What Good Metrics Look Like

Connection rate: Aim for 30-50% of calls connecting (varies by market and time)

Duration: Quality conversations typically last 2-5 minutes

Outcomes: Track how many calls result in:

  • Meetings scheduled

  • Qualified interest

  • Not interested

  • No answer

Using Metrics

Track metrics over time to:

  • Identify best times to call

  • Spot issues with contact data

  • Measure overall performance

  • Justify ROI of the Sales Assistant

Individual Call Metrics

When you open a call detail, you see:

  • Exact duration

  • Call outcome/classification

  • Time of call

  • Whether it was answered

  • Any notes or summary

Improving Performance

If metrics show issues:

Low connection rate:

  • Check if phone numbers are valid

  • Try different calling times

  • Verify country codes

Short durations:

  • Review transcripts for issues

  • Check script effectiveness

High failure rate:

  • Data quality may be an issue

  • Contact support for help