AI Voice Agent Onboarding Part 2: Monitor calls as a CSR

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Overview

ServiceTitan's Voice Agent (VA) is an automated assistant that handles common call scenarios, such as scheduling appointments and taking messages for follow-ups. As a Customer Service Representative (CSR), you can monitor the Voice Agent's performance by checking booked appointments for accuracy and following up on calls that did not result in a booking. This oversight ensures all customer needs are met and appointments are correctly logged.


Who uses this feature

  • CSRs and managers

  • Applies to all business types

Feature configuration

  • This feature is currently in Early Access and available for specific accounts. It is subject to change. If you want to enable this feature for your account, click here.

  • Permissions are required to use this feature. See Set reporting permissions for more information.

Voice Agent overview

The Voice Agent understands customer inquiries, gathers key details, delivers precise answers, and books jobs in your ServiceTitan account. This automation cuts missed calls, non-revenue interactions, and agent workload.

The AI Voice Agent can:

  • Book a new job or schedule an appointment: The agent is designed to handle common call scenarios by greeting the caller, identifying existing customers, inferring job types, and booking new jobs using Adaptive Capacity.

  • Take a message for follow-up: For scenarios it cannot handle, the agent takes a message and communicates that a team member will follow up with the caller.

Create a custom calls report

Use the Calls template to create a custom report that tracks all calls, filters for Voice Agent calls, compares call volume against your promo offer, and monitors total calls for billing purposes.

Note: You need reporting permissions to create custom reports. If you don't have them, contact the account administrator on your team to create and share the report with you.

  1. Go to the navigation bar and click Reports.

  2. Click Create ReportA cursor clicking the 'Create Report' button in a user interface.

  3. On the New Report screen, select Calls as the report type.

  4. Under Select a report template, click CallsSelecting the 'Calls' report template and columns for a new report setup.

  5. Under Columns to be displayed in the report, select which columns you want to include in your report. You can always add and remove columns later.        

    Tip: If you're unsure which columns you want to include in your report, use the Reporting Dictionary to search for appropriate data fields.

  6. When finished, click Next.

  7. In the Name field, enter a name for your report.

  8. Click the Category dropdown and select a category where your report will be listed.        

    Tip: Use the Description field to add a description.

  9. You can set sharing settings for your report. Otherwise, click SaveCreating a new report with details like name, category, and sharing options.

The new report screen opens where you can Run, filter and export the results. See Calls report template to learn how to read the report results.

Access shared custom reports

After a custom Calls report is created and shared with you, access it anytime from the Reports tab. Search for the shared report and click it to open. Run, filter and export the results.

User interface showing productivity reports with a focus on calls section.

Filter for Voice Agent calls

When viewing your report results, you can filter for Voice Agent calls only.

  1. On the new report screen, click Filter next to the Name column.

  2. In the Filter menu, select Contains from the dropdown.

  3. In the text field below, enter Voice Agent.        

    Note: This is the Voice Agent employee record manually created under Settings A simple icon representing a settings gear. > People > Employees during setup.

  4. Click FilterFiltering call data by employee name and campaign in a user interface.

The table automatically updates, and the filter icon highlights to show that a filter was applied.

Note: To remove a filter, click Filter and then Clear.

Search for your Voice Agent calls

Find and review your Voice Agent calls with ease using ServiceTitan's search tool.

  1. Go to the navigation bar and click Search .

  2. From the Search dropdown, select CallDropdown menu showing options with 'Call' selected and a cursor pointing at it.

  3. Under Filters, use the Agent dropdown and select Voice AgentInterface showing call recording paused, agent selection, and customer status options.

  4. (Optional) Use other filters to refine your search.        

    Tip: To view all records that exist in a category, leave these fields blank.

  5. When you're ready to perform your search, click SearchA search interface with a highlighted search button and input field for queries.

Review your search results. If a job was booked through the Voice Agent call, you'll see the job number in the Job # column.

Call log showing customer details, call duration, and agent information for two calls.

Tips:

  • Click a column name to sort it alphabetically or numerically.

  • Click Audio next to the customer's name to listen to a call and review its details.

  • Export your results as an XLSX or CSV file if you have the Allow Exporting Search Results permission enabled. To download a file, click the dropdown next to search and select a format.

You can also find Voice Agent calls using ServiceTitan's Dashboard call metrics and Agent Scorecards.

Review Voice Agent call details

To access Voice Agent call details, select the call from the Call Reports or Dashboards, or click Audio in your search results.

In the new flyout that opens, you can find the following information:

  • Overview: Displays the essential details of the call, including:        

    • Summary of the call generated by Titan Intelligence (TI)

    • Date and time the call occurred

    • Customer's account and phone number

    • Tracking number the customer dialed

    • Voice Agent's name (listed as the agent)

    • Tags applied to the call

    • Attached forms, if any, for additional context

  • Recording and Transcript: Provides access to the audio recording of the call and its automatically generated transcript for review and reference.

  • Classification Details: Shows if the call requires reclassification and allows you to update it. Call summary for Patrick's service request regarding a malfunctioning water heater.

Note: Voice Agent calls that were not booked are automatically tagged Voice Agent Follow-Up Needed. Use this tag to track calls that still require action. After the CSR reviews the call and completes any follow-up, they can remove the tag to indicate no further action is needed.

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