Script and claims
Client-approved versions, permitted responses and restricted statements.
Define what agents may say, what data they need, how outcomes are recorded and who owns exceptions before live customer contact begins.
Claims, scripts, customer data, call outcomes and system access pass through several teams. If ownership is unclear, quality review becomes subjective and corrections arrive too late.
TheCall uses project discovery to define the approved source material, status taxonomy, access boundaries and escalation path. Jurisdiction-specific legal advice and product approval remain with the client and its qualified advisers.
Each layer needs a named owner and evidence that the operating team can use.
Client-approved versions, permitted responses and restricted statements.
Training, observable behaviours, review method, feedback and correction path.
Required fields, role-based access, retention inputs and secure transfer method.
Clear status definitions, reason codes, correction ownership and downstream truth.
Quality improves through versioned inputs and documented feedback—not vague pressure for better numbers.
Confirm current script, knowledge, criteria and prohibited paths.
Teach the workflow, systems, boundaries and escalation responses.
Assess selected interactions and status accuracy using the agreed method.
Update agent guidance, client material or system logic with ownership.
The final control set depends on the service, countries and data involved.
No. No certification, audited framework or regulatory approval is claimed unless it can be independently verified and published accurately.
No. The operating team can implement agreed controls, but the client must obtain qualified advice for product, marketing, privacy and sector-specific obligations.
Share the scripts, data flow, customer notices and review requirements that apply to the operation.
Plan the project