Screen before routing
Incoming calls receive caller checks before ringing a destination. The call details keep the available screening results available for review.
Review incoming caller checks and use account-level filtering to hold back calls flagged as spam.
Conversation intelligence · Built for US call workflowsChoose how the spam filter should handle flagged callers.
Open the call's checks and see the available caller information.
Review blocked calls and usage before changing the filter's sensitivity.
Explore the steps above. Sample details show the workflow, not a live account.
Conversation intelligence
Unwanted calls consume attention before anyone can judge the inquiry. Lead Source checks incoming callers before routing and gives owners and admins control over the account's spam filter.
Incoming calls receive caller checks before ringing a destination. The call details keep the available screening results available for review.
Owners and admins can manage the spam filter in account settings. Choose a level that fits your tolerance for unwanted calls and review the impact.
Call checks appear in usage so your team can see their cost. Review blocked calls as well as accepted ones rather than assuming screening is infallible.
From setup to review
Choose how the spam filter should handle flagged callers.
Open the call's checks and see the available caller information.
Review blocked calls and usage before changing the filter's sensitivity.
A closer look
Explore the workflow above, then bring your own requirements to an early-access conversation.
Yes. Caller-check results can be incomplete or wrong. Review screening outcomes and your filter setting when investigating a blocked call.
Caller checks are recorded as billed usage. Review the account's Usage page for the checks performed and their cost; they are separate from simply counting call minutes.
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