Abby Connect creates a record for every call handled by your Human Receptionist or AI Receptionist. These records are available in the portal and AbbyGo mobile app so you can review conversations, track follow-ups, and monitor performance.
What Call Records Include
Each call record contains the following:
Caller Information
The caller’s name and phone number.
Call Tags
Calls are automatically categorized to help organize activity.
Default tags may include:
New Client
Current Client
Upset Caller
Tags can be customized by contacting support.
Call Summary
A short AI-generated summary of the conversation.
Sentiment Rating
An AI-generated score indicating whether the caller was positive, neutral, or upset.
Call Recording
A recording of the call, when available.
Recording behavior depends on the type of call:
Inbound calls (AI or Human Receptionist):
Full call recording is available
Outgoing calls (Human Receptionist only):
Only the receptionist’s side of the conversation is recorded
The caller’s audio is not included
Outgoing call recording must be enabled by Abby Connect support and is not available by default.
Call Transcript
A written transcript of the conversation.
Receptionist Notes
Notes entered by the receptionist during the call.
Call Duration & Billable Time
Total call length and billable minutes used.
Call Actions Timeline
A timestamped breakdown of what happened during the call, such as:
Call answered
Hold placed
Transfer attempts
Call ended
Transfer Details
If the call was transferred, this shows who received the call and whether it was successful.
Message or Intake Forms
If information was collected, you can open the linked message or form.
Read vs Unread Status
Mark calls as read to track which records you’ve reviewed.
Important Notes (Outbound Call Records)
Outbound call records (Human Receptionist only) include a more limited set of details compared to inbound calls.
Here’s what to expect:
Contact Info
Displays the number the receptionist dialed (who was called)Caller Number
Displays the number used as the caller ID (typically your company’s number)Call Recording
Available when enabled (receptionist side only)Call Duration & Billable Time
Standard timing informationNotes / My Notes
Available if entered
Why Call Records Are Useful
Call records help you:
Track conversations with clients and leads
Review how calls were handled
Monitor AI and receptionist performance
Follow up on messages or requests