Call Scoring
Call Scoring lets you define quality standards for your team's calls. Aila evaluates every call against your scorecard criteria and produces a quality score automatically.
Overview
Scorecards are checklists of behaviors or criteria you want reps to demonstrate on calls. After each call is processed, Aila reviews the transcript and marks each item as passed, failed, or not applicable.
Scores feed into the Leaderboard, Team Metrics, and coaching workflows.
Scorecard Templates
Templates define the criteria Aila checks on every call.
Creating a Template
- Navigate to Settings > Call Scoring
- Click New Template
- Add a name (e.g., "Discovery Call Scorecard")
- Add criteria items:
- Name — short label (e.g., "Asked for budget")
- Description — what the rep should do or say
- Weight — how much this item contributes to the score
- Click Save
Using AI to Build Scorecards
Click Build with AI to auto-generate criteria from a description of your sales process.
Scoring Weights
Each scorecard item has a weight that determines its contribution to the overall score. Higher-weight items have more impact on the final score.
Configure default weights in Settings > Call Scoring > Scoring Weights.
Performance Targets
Set targets for your team's quality scores:
- Minimum score — threshold for acceptable call quality
- Target score — goal for high performers
Targets appear in the Leaderboard and Team Metrics views.
Coaching Comment Types
Configure the types of comments managers can leave when reviewing calls:
- Navigate to Settings > Call Scoring
- Scroll to Coaching Comment Types
- Add, rename, or remove comment types
These appear as options when managers provide feedback in the Coaching section.
Call Processing Rules
Configure minimum call duration and other processing rules:
- Minimum Duration — calls shorter than this won't be scored (to filter out short accidental recordings)
Applying Scorecards to Calls
Scorecards can be assigned:
- Globally — default scorecard applied to all calls
- Per call type — via Call Routing rules
Next Steps
- Call Quality — Understand how scores are displayed
- Call Routing — Apply different scorecards to different call types
- Performance — View team-wide scoring trends