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Overview

Every time your AI Assistant has a conversation, whether it’s a phone call or a web widget chat, it’s automatically logged in Conversations. You don’t need to do anything. Just come here when you want to review what happened.
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Voice and chat, in one place

Orato logs two types of conversations:
Phone calls handled by your AI Assistant, both inbound calls to your number and outbound calls from Campaigns.Each voice conversation logs: contact name, call duration, an AI-written summary, the outcome, the date and time, and a full transcript with a recording.
The three stats at the top give you a quick snapshot:
StatWhat it shows
Total ConversationsVoice and chat combined
Voice ConversationsPhone calls only
Chat ConversationsWeb widget interactions only

Reading the table

Browse Conver
ColumnDescription
ContactThe person your assistant spoke with
TypeVoice or Chat
DurationHow long the conversation lasted in minutes and seconds
SummaryA short AI-written summary of what was discussed
OutcomeHow the conversation ended — Qualified, Unknown, Not Interested, etc.
Date & TimeWhen it happened
ActionsClick View to open the full conversation detail
To find a specific conversation, use the Mode filter to switch between Voice and Chat, or type a contact name in the Search bar.

What’s inside a conversation

Click View on any row to open its full detail page:
A word-for-word log of the entire conversation with speaker labels. Both what your assistant said and what the caller said, in order, with timestamps.
The actual audio recording of the call. Listen back for quality checks, coaching, or compliance.
A short paragraph written by Orato that captures the key points of the conversation — useful when you need context quickly without reading everything.
The result of the conversation as determined by your assistant — based on the criteria you defined in its instructions.
The contact’s information, which assistant handled it, duration, source (campaign name or inbound number), and the exact timestamp.

What outcomes mean

OutcomeWhat happened during the call
QualifiedThe contact met the criteria your assistant was given
Not InterestedThey declined or said they weren’t interested
UnknownThe conversation ended without a clear outcome
BookedA meeting or appointment was scheduled
Follow-upThe contact wants to be reached again later
If you’re seeing a lot of “Unknown” outcomes, your assistant’s instructions probably don’t define clearly enough when to mark someone as qualified. Add a line like: “If the contact confirms a budget over ₹50,000 and asks to proceed, they are qualified.”

How to actually use this data

Improve your assistant

Read through transcripts to find moments where your assistant misunderstood a caller or gave a bad response. Update the instructions to fix it.

Quality checks

Listen to recordings to make sure your assistant is representing your brand the way you want — especially when you first go live.

Campaign analysis

Filter by date to measure how a specific campaign performed. Look at outcome rates, average call duration, and what’s causing drops.

Meeting follow-ups

Any meetings booked during a conversation automatically show up in the Meetings section — no manual logging needed.

Where to go next

Meetings

See meetings that were booked during conversations

Campaigns

Launch a campaign to generate more conversations