AI QA Agent for every conversation

Argus scores every call. Your reviewers focus only on the moments that actually need them.

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The case for evaluation

Recording a conversation costs nothing. Listening to one costs an hour. At any scale, most conversations go unreviewed. The rest get reviewed by whoever happened to have time.

A glimpse of the product

Argus, up close

“Why are reviewers spending so much time on closed conversations?”
Conversation highlights

Out of 1,247 calls this week, the top reason reviewers re-listened was:

Missed compliance phrasing
Total reviewed
Pass rate · 7d
84%
+12 pts vs prev
✦ Operator A
The new policy will be active before your next bill.
✦ Operator B
Just to make sure I have this right, you'd like the new policy active before next billing cycle, is that correct?
+14 pts active listening
Argus reasoning
Evidence
Speaker isolated
Quote extracted
Decisions
Active listening
Compliance phrasing
Confidence
High · 91%

Every claim is anchored to the moment it happened

Argus evaluation report. A score of 85 out of 100 above six category scores (Communication Clarity, Process Adherence, Professionalism, Accuracy, Objection Handling, Customer Experience) and a written summary.
How it works

Three jobs, in order

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Listen

Argus joins live calls or processes uploads. Audio is transcribed, speakers are identified, and the voice you're evaluating is isolated.

Score

Your rubric runs against the transcript. Every score has a citation: a timestamp, a quote, and a confidence number.

Review

Reviewers see only what's worth their time. The person being scored can dispute it through a structured workflow. Auto-approve handles the obvious cases.

Patterns across calls

The coaching plan writes itself

Argus insights view. KPIs across the last 30 days, a score trend line chart, criterion strengths bars per rubric category, and a teacher performance leaderboard with pass rates.
Built with care

How we handle your data

Encrypted in transit and at rest

TLS on the wire, AWS encryption defaults in storage. Integration credentials encrypted at the application layer with Fernet.

Your conversations never train foundation models

Every subprocessor that handles your audio or transcripts is contractually prohibited from training on your content.

Tenant isolation, scoped at the row

Every recording, evaluation, and user is bound to your tenant. No cross customer leakage possible by design.

Subprocessors named, changes flagged early

We publish the full list and notify account administrators thirty days before adding or replacing any party.

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