Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.avoca.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Before you start
- You need access to your company’s Avoca Dashboard.
- If you are accessing the dashboard for the first time, you may see a pop-up asking you to Join your organization.
1) Open the Call Logs
2) Find the call you want to review
You can locate a call in a few different ways:- Search by caller phone number
- Search by customer name (if available)
- Scroll the call list and click the row for the call you want

3) Open Call Details
- Click the call in the list.
- The Call Details page will open and you can review:
- Call recording
- Transcript
- Summary
- Call metadata like time, duration, and outcomes
- Job Link (Service Titan customers only)
4) Listen to the recording
- Press Play on the recording player.
- You can click a line in the transcript to jump to that moment in the audio.
5) Read the transcript (and connect it to the audio)
- Scroll through the transcript to see the conversation.
- Use the transcript to quickly confirm:
- What the customer asked for
- What information was collected (name, address, issue)
- Whether the outcome matches what your team expects
6) Share or save a link to a specific call
- Copy the URL from your browser’s address bar while you are on the Call Details page.
- Paste it into Slack, email, or an issue tracker to reference the exact call.
7) Report an issue with a call
If something looks incorrect (missing audio, incorrect transcript, wrong outcome, or a bug):Troubleshooting
I can’t find a call I know happened- Confirm your date range includes the time of the call.
- Try searching by phone number instead of name.
- If the dashboard is missing calls that appear in your CRM, report an issue with the closest call you can find and include the CRM call ID or timestamp.
- This is expected the first time you access a dashboard organization. Click Join to proceed.
- Narrow the date range.
- Use search (phone number) instead of scrolling.
Best practices for call reviews
- Review a small set of calls per week and tag or note common patterns.
- When escalating to Avoca Support or your internal team, include:
- The call link
- The date/time
- What you expected to happen vs. what happened
