Call analytics

See where callers
need more help.

Find your busiest hours, see which calls reach your team, and spot where your phone coverage needs attention.

Know when you need more hands.

See which hours bring the most calls, so you can plan coverage around the times customers need you.

More calls answered. Fewer opportunities missed.

See when calls go unanswered, so you can spot gaps in coverage and decide where your team needs backup.

Explore call routing

Find the pattern behind the totals.

Look at your business numbers, your team, or your call outcomes to understand what needs a closer look.

Inbound calls by number

Volume by the number dialed, with new callers attributed to the first number they ever called.

Inbound calls by number. Fictional example, June 22–September 22, 2026.
Business numberPhone numberInbound calls
Customer Support(123) 555-014422
Shared Inbox Example(123) 555-014312
John Smith(123) 555-01419
John Doe(123) 555-01427
Jane Doe(123) 555-01454

See which numbers customers call.

Compare incoming calls across numbers used for different locations, services, or marketing channels.

Keep an eye on calls, wherever you are.

Check call activity from your phone. Choose an inbox and date range to see how things are going while you’re away from your desk.

The numbers your team actually needs.

Call volume

See inbound and outbound calls by day, week, or rolling window — broken down by inbox or person.

Answer rate

Track how many calls get answered live versus rolled to voicemail or missed entirely.

Response times

Measure how quickly your team picks up calls and replies to texts, with averages and outliers surfaced.

Busy hours

Spot the times of day your inboxes spike so you can staff coverage where it actually helps.

Per-teammate views

Drill into activity by person to see who is making calls, sending texts, and clearing follow-ups.

CSV export

Pull any breakdown into a spreadsheet to reconcile with payroll, CRM, or finance reporting.