Keyword Flagging vs. Transcript Search vs. Tags
Feature | When to Use | How to Set Up | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
Keyword Flagging (Real-time Alerts) | Use when you need immediate notifications (email/in-app) when a certain keyword is mentioned in a call. | Create a keyword list in workflows. When a match is found, the call is flagged and notifications are triggered. | If a caller says "explosion", the fire chief gets an immediate email, and the floor supervisor gets notified in-app. |
Transcript Search (Post-call Investigation) | Use when you don’t need alerts, but want to search past calls for a specific word or phrase. | Use the Transcript Search filter in Analytics to enter a word/phrase (can combine with other filters and save as a custom dashboard). | A supervisor searches for past calls where "fentanyl" or "ambulance" was mentioned without needing notifications. Create a dashboard for regular tracking. |
Tagging (Context-based AI Categorization) | Use when you need to group calls by broader context, not just keyword matches. | AI-based prompts tag calls based on the situational context, not just words. | A supervisor tags calls where a weapon was present, even if terms like "gun" weren’t specifically used. |
Which One Should You Use?
Question | Recommended Option |
|---|---|
Do I require real-time notifications? | Yes → Use Keyword Flagging |
No → Go to the next question. | |
Am I looking for a specific word/phrase in my calls? | Yes → Use Transcript Search |
No, I need broader context-based categorization → Use Tagging |
