Authenticate
An OAuth access key scoped to recordings and contact history.
Overtone reads NICE CXone recordings through the platform APIs and applies your own weighted scorecard to every contact, with the option to keep the entire system of record on-premises.
No agent desktop install, no network appliance, and no change to how NICE CXone routes or records calls.
An OAuth access key scoped to recordings and contact history.
Contact history supplies contact IDs, skills, agents, dispositions and segment structure.
Recordings are fetched per contact segment through the recording interface.
Scores publish to dashboards and can flow back into your existing quality workflow.
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 |
|---|---|
| Contact history | Contact ID, skill, agent, disposition, duration, segments |
| Recording interface | Audio per contact segment |
| Admin API | Agent roster, teams, skills and business units |
| Custom data fields | Any contact-level attributes you already populate |
Managed SaaS, private cloud, or fully on-premises where the system of record must stay inside your network.
Overtone is frequently deployed alongside CXone by teams who want a scorecard they control, applied to 100% of contacts, without changing their routing platform.
Two reasons come up repeatedly: coverage and control. Overtone scores every contact rather than a sampled subset, and the rubric is defined, weighted and versioned by you rather than shipped as a fixed form.
Yes. Overtone pulls the audio, processes it, and persists transcripts, scores and the search index in your own SQL Server. The recordings remain in CXone; nothing is duplicated into a third-party store.
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.