Ask it anything
“Which day did we miss the most calls?” Ask in your own words and get the answer, with the chart to back it up.
Insights
When the phones are busiest, how fast you answer, where callers give up and why they called. No spreadsheets: Kafono reads your calls and tells you what’s worth a look.
In plain words“In the last 30 days, 2,379 calls came in, 5% fewer than the period before. You answered 75% of them, half within 1 min 2 s. Mondays around 3 PM are the busiest.”
The demo bank’s month, as Insights writes it

Every mark opens the calls behind it, so a number is never just a number.
Every hour of an average week, your open hours outlined. Staff for the busy ones.

The share of calls answered within each second, against your goal.

From the number dialed, through the menu and queue, to who answered or how it ended.

The hour callers most often found nobody, and the group they were calling.

Callers by state, new and returning, and the numbers each one rang.

Each queue’s answered calls, split by who picked up.

Topics from transcribed calls, and which are growing.

Callers, answered within the goal, the average wait and who hung up.

Calls to expect each day, and the holiday you haven’t set hours for.

Every key in your phone menu, and how those calls ended.

“Which day did we miss the most calls?” Ask in your own words and get the answer, with the chart to back it up.
Last week in plain words at 7 AM: calls in, answered, not called back and time to answer against the week before, and what’s worth a look.
Set a goal, like answering 80% of calls, and get a morning alert by email, text or the app when a day falls short.
Each person’s calls answered and made, how often a call rang them, how fast they picked up and how long they talked.

The screens on this page are from Harper Valley National Bank, our demo account. The bank, its people, its callers and every number are made up.
Bring your business number to Kafono, and your first week of calls is waiting in Insights.
