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Webex Contact Center APIs for cloud deployments, or your recorder's export interface for UCCE and UCCX.
Overtone works across Cisco estates, from Webex Contact Center in the cloud to UCCE and UCCX on-premises with a third-party recorder.
No agent desktop install, no network appliance, and no change to how Cisco routes or records calls.
Webex Contact Center APIs for cloud deployments, or your recorder's export interface for UCCE and UCCX.
Call detail records supply agent, team, queue, duration and wrap-up for attribution.
Recordings are read from Webex CC storage, or from Calabrio, Verint or MediaSense in on-premises Cisco estates.
Scores publish to dashboards, and on-premises deployments keep every transcript inside your network.
Overtone asks for the minimum needed to attribute and score a conversation. Nothing else is requested, and access is revocable at any time.
| Source | What it provides |
|---|---|
| Webex CC APIs | Task and contact records, agent and queue attribution |
| Recorder export | Audio from Calabrio, Verint or MediaSense in UCCE/UCCX estates |
| Call detail records | Duration, wrap-up code, transfer chain |
| Agent configuration | Teams, skills and supervisor hierarchy |
Cloud, private cloud, or fully on-premises. Cisco estates are frequently on-premises for the same data-residency reasons that make Overtone's on-premises deployment relevant.
Overtone reads whichever recorder your Cisco estate already uses; there is no need to change the recording layer.
Yes. Overtone reads from the Calabrio recorder over your own network and uses Cisco call detail records for attribution. The whole deployment can stay on-premises.
Yes. Webex CC is read through its APIs for both metadata and recordings, and Overtone can still persist the system of record on-premises if that is your requirement.
Send us a week of audio and the scorecard you already use. We will score every call and show you what your current sample never surfaced.