Automated scoring options in evaluation forms
Genesys provides automated scoring options for evaluation questions that allow supervisors to focus more on coaching and less on manual interaction reviews. These capabilities streamline quality management processes while helping agents continuously improve. By turning conversation data into actionable feedback, Genesys AI Scoring and Evaluation Assistance help drive measurable improvements in service quality and operational efficiency. Both capabilities support voice and digital interaction media types.
AI scoring
Genesys AI Scoring is an artificial intelligence (AI)–powered capability that automates the evaluation of customer interactions. Instead of relying solely on manual reviews, it uses AI models trained on predefined quality criteria to assess interactions at scale.
This approach delivers faster, more consistent evaluations, reduces human bias, and ensures a broader and more representative sample of interactions is reviewed—giving supervisors a more complete view of agent performance. In addition to scoring, AI Scoring provides detailed answer explanations that supervisors can use to deliver targeted feedback and support agent training.
Evaluation assistance
Evaluation Assistance uses conditions made up of topics, which represent business-level intent through collections of related phrases. For example, to identify interactions where a customer wants to cancel a service, a topic such as Cancellation can include phrases like “close out my account” or “I want to cancel.” Topics also improve recognition of organization-specific language by adapting the underlying language model to focus on relevant terms and phrases.
When an Evaluation Assistance condition is added to an evaluation form question, speech and text analytics identify interactions that match the associated topics. If a matching interaction is found, an answer to the evaluation question is automatically generated, helping streamline evaluations while maintaining alignment with quality criteria.
For more information, see: Understand programs, topics, and phrases, and Work with a topic.
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