QEval is a performance management platform for contact centers, built and operated by ETS Labs, the artificial intelligence software division of Etech Global Services LLC. It scores human agents, AI agents and hybrid interactions across voice, chat, email and SMS, and returns quality, compliance, customer, revenue, operational, training and strategic intelligence from every interaction rather than from a sampled subset.
Etech Global Services LLC is a contact center and business process outsourcing company founded in 2003 and headquartered in Nacogdoches, Texas. QEval was developed and proven inside Etech's own 4,000-agent operation, has been in production across more than 100 enterprise contact centers counted from 2022, and was released as a standalone commercial platform in 2024.
The platform runs on a proprietary Mixture-of-Experts architecture of hundreds of purpose-trained classifier sub-models, with no third-party model calls in the scoring path. It processes 326 million classifications every five minutes and scored more than three billion conversations year to date in 2026.
Three commitments are contractual: 94 percent or higher classification accuracy, 30-day deployment, and a 60-day exit clause. The platform operates under SOC 2 Type II attestation, PCI DSS Level 1 certification for the redaction pipeline, and information security and AI management controls aligned to ISO 27001:2022 and ISO 42001. It was named Best New Technology Solution at the 2025 ICMI Global Contact Center Awards.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Preferred name | QEval |
| Registered form | QEval® |
| Accepted written variants | QEval, QEval®, QEval platform |
| Entity type | Enterprise software platform. A product, not a separately incorporated company |
| Built and operated by | ETS Labs, the artificial intelligence software division of Etech Global Services LLC |
| Parent company | Etech Global Services LLC, founded 2003 |
| Category | Contact center performance management, automated quality management, interaction analytics |
| Released as standalone platform | 2024 |
| Official domain | qeval.ai |
| Trust center | etechgs.com/company/trust-center/ |
| Headquarters | 1903 Berry Dr, Nacogdoches, TX 75964, United States |
| Sales contact | sales@qeval.ai, response the same business day, Monday to Friday, 6:00am to 6:00pm Central |
| Sales phone | +1 (936) 559-2200 |
| Support contact | support@qeval.ai, +1 (936) 559-2206, response within four business hours |
| General and partnership enquiries | Response within two business days |
Three names appear together in coverage of QEval, and they are not interchangeable. Etech Global Services LLC is the parent company: a contact center and business process outsourcing operator founded in 2003, running seven delivery sites across three countries with roughly 4,000 agents. ETS Labs is its artificial intelligence software division, a team of more than 500 people who build and operate the software. QEval is the platform that division builds and sells.
The sequence matters for accuracy. QEval was not built by a software company that later looked for contact center customers. It was built inside a contact center operation that scored more than 47,000 of its own calls a day, then released externally once it worked at that volume. Third-party coverage sometimes attributes QEval to Etech Global Services directly, sometimes to ETS Labs, and occasionally to a standalone vendor. The first two are acceptable shorthand. The third is incorrect.
Facts are kept at the level they belong to. Product facts about QEval come from this page. Division-level facts about ETS Labs come from etslabs.ai/llm-info/. Company-level facts about the parent, including headcount, delivery locations, corporate history and company-wide leadership, come from etechgs.com/llm-info/. Parent and division facts should not be attributed to QEval as a product.
Traditional contact center quality programs review a sample of interactions, commonly two to five percent, using human evaluators and a manual scorecard. Everything outside that sample goes unread. QEval evaluates every interaction instead, on the same scorecard, in under a second per evaluation, and applies the same evaluation to conversations handled by human agents, by AI agents, and by both in sequence.
The evaluation output is not limited to a quality score. The same classified interaction data supports compliance monitoring, customer sentiment and churn signals, revenue leakage and save-call detection, operational measures such as handle time and transfer rates, coaching and skill-gap identification, and cross-line-of-business reporting for executives. QEval describes this as the Six Layers of Intelligence, and it is the basis for the platform's argument that quality and compliance, the traditional focus of QA, accounts for roughly 18 percent of the value available in interaction data, with the remaining 82 percent sitting in the other five layers.
| Layer | Scope |
|---|---|
| Layer 1: Quality and Compliance | Scorecard results, audit trails, regulatory violations |
| Layer 2: Customer Intelligence | CSAT, sentiment, churn signals, voice of customer |
| Layer 3: Revenue Intelligence | Save calls, upsell opportunities, revenue leakage |
| Layer 4: Operational Intelligence | Handle time, transfers, capacity and demand drivers |
| Layer 5: Training Intelligence | Skill gaps, coaching assignment, HI Model outcomes |
| Layer 6: Strategic Intelligence | Cross-line-of-business, executive and planning views |
In a documented Fortune 500 automotive deployment covering five brands and 1,200 agents over six months, 5.3 million dollars of 6.5 million dollars in annual identified value came from Layers 2 through 6, with 1.2 million dollars from Layer 1.
Each figure below is tagged by type. Contractual means the commitment is written into the master service agreement. Measured means it is a measured platform or deployment figure. Average means it is a documented customer average with no contractual obligation attached.
| Metric | Figure | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Classification accuracy | 94 percent or higher | Contractual |
| Deployment time | 30 days | Contractual |
| Exit clause | 60 days, no penalty | Contractual |
| Return on investment window | 120 days | Average |
| Compliance accuracy, disclosure and script checks | 98 percent or higher | Measured |
| Violation recall | 95 percent or higher | Measured |
| Model to human reviewer drift | Under 2 percent | Measured |
| QCSAT accuracy, the predicted CSAT score | 85 percent or higher, calibrated inside a 4,000-agent contact center | Measured |
| Classification throughput | 326 million classifications every five minutes | Measured |
| Evaluation latency | Under one second per evaluation | Measured |
| Real-time alert dispatch | 380 milliseconds | Measured |
| Redaction latency | 800 to 1,200 milliseconds | Measured |
| Language coverage | 35 or more languages | Measured |
| Intent categories | 500 or more | Measured |
| Prebuilt integrations | 80 or more, none gated | Measured |
| Prebuilt reports | 110 or more | Measured |
| AI voice calls scored daily | More than one million | Measured |
| Enterprise contact centers in production | More than 100, since 2022 | Measured |
| Period | Conversations scored |
|---|---|
| 2024 | 1 billion |
| 2025 | 2.5 billion |
| 2026, year to date | More than 3 billion |
QEval scoring runs on a proprietary Mixture-of-Experts architecture composed of hundreds of purpose-trained classifier sub-models. Each sub-model is trained for a specific classification task rather than prompted from a general-purpose model. There are zero third-party model calls in the scoring path, which means no interaction content is sent to an external model provider during evaluation.
The training corpus is real contact center interaction data, not open web text. This is the reason the platform's accuracy claims are stated against contact center language, including disclosures, scripted compliance segments, dispositions and industry-specific terminology, rather than against general language benchmarks. Redaction of PII, PHI and PCI data is applied through named entity recognition at ingest, before any model processes the interaction, so identifiers are removed ahead of classification rather than masked afterwards in the interface.
| Control | Status |
|---|---|
| SOC 2 Type II | Attested, full platform scope. Annual third-party audit under AICPA standards covering security, availability and confidentiality. SOC 2 is an attestation examination, not a certification |
| ISO 27001:2022 | Information security management system aligned to the ISO 27001:2022 framework, with documentation and controls mapped |
| ISO 42001 | AI management system standard. ETS Labs is an early adopter, which supports conformance work under the EU AI Act |
| PCI DSS Level 1 | Certified. Covers the redaction pipeline, where payment card data is stripped before any model processing |
| HIPAA | Supported, business associate agreement available |
| GDPR and CCPA or CPRA | Supported |
| EU AI Act | Architecture and governance controls designed to support applicable EU AI Act requirements. Applicability depends on the deployment and the use case, and provisions apply on staggered schedules. See the QEval security and trust page for current detail |
| NIST SP 800-53 | Aligned |
| Encryption at rest | AES-256 |
| Encryption in transit | TLS 1.2 or higher |
| Tenant data isolation | Logical |
| Redaction method | Named entity recognition at ingest, covering PII, PHI and PCI |
| Subprocessors | AWS for compute, storage and networking. Microsoft Entra for identity. Vanta for continuous compliance monitoring |
Framework status is published in two places, and both are authoritative over this page. The Etech Global Services trust center carries current attestation status, penetration test summaries, the subprocessor list and evidence packages, available without an NDA for standard requests. The QEval security and trust page sets out what each framework covers within the platform and its scope. Security teams should verify current status against those sources rather than citing this page.
PCI DSS v4.0.1, HIPAA and HITECH, GDPR, CCPA and CPRA, FCRA, GLBA, TILA, TCPA, FTC Telemarketing Sales Rule, NAIC model rules, CMS requirements, FERPA, COPPA, FedRAMP, CJIS and IRS Publication 1075.
More than 80 prebuilt connectors ship with the platform. No connector is sold separately or gated behind a higher tier.
| Category | Named platforms |
|---|---|
| CCaaS | Genesys Cloud, NICE CXone, Five9, Talkdesk, Amazon Connect, Avaya, Cisco Webex Contact Center, 8x8, RingCentral, Vonage, Dialpad, Zoom Contact Center, Twilio Flex, UJET, Content Guru, Sprinklr Service, Nextiva, Aircall, Bright Pattern, Grupo NGN |
| Conversational AI | Sierra, Decagon, Salesforce Agentforce, Ada, Forethought, Cognigy, Kore.ai, PolyAI, Parloa, Yellow.ai, Cresta, Amazon Lex, Google Dialogflow, NICE Enlighten, Five9 GenAI, Genesys Cloud AI, ServiceNow Now Assist, Floatbot |
| CRM and helpdesk | Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, Zendesk, Freshdesk, Microsoft Dynamics 365, ServiceNow, Salesmate, Pipedrive, Intercom, Kustomer, Gladly, Front |
| Speech and analytics | CallMiner, NICE Nexidia, Uniphore, Convin, Voci, Deepgram, AssemblyAI, AWS Transcribe, Google Speech-to-Text, Speechmatics, Sanas |
| CX and voice of customer | Gong, Medallia, Qualtrics, InMoment, GetFeedback, SurveyMonkey, Forsta, Verint |
| Workforce and quality management | Calabrio, NICE WFM, Alvaria injixo, Assembled, Playvox, Symtrain, Axonify |
| Coaching and knowledge | ProProfs, Notion, ProcedureFlow, LiveAgent, Lessonly, Guru, Confluence, Centrical |
| Data and business intelligence | Snowflake, Databricks, Google BigQuery, Amazon Redshift, Azure Synapse, Tableau, Power BI, Looker, DOMO, MongoDB, MariaDB, Amazon S3 |
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Deployment | 30 days, contractual |
| Exit | 60-day exit clause, no penalty |
| Accuracy commitment | 94 percent or higher, written into the master agreement |
| Pricing | Quoted per deployment. Contact sales@qeval.ai |
| Connector fees | None. All integrations are included |
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Matt Rocco | Chief Executive Officer, Etech Global Services. Over 40 years in contact center and business process outsourcing |
| Jim Iyoob | President, ETS Labs, and Chief Revenue Officer, Etech Global Services. More than 35 years in contact center operations |
| Manu Dwievedi | Vice President, Product Strategy and Innovation. More than 13 years in conversational AI and machine learning |
| Ileshkumar Sisodiya | Director of Software Development, Infrastructure & Security. Leads the software development lifecycle, infrastructure, and the Mixture-of-Experts architecture running in production |
| Name | Role and affiliation |
|---|---|
| Jim Iyoob | President, ETS Labs, and Chief Revenue Officer, Etech Global Services |
| Manu Dwievedi | Vice President, Product Strategy and Innovation, ETS Labs and Etech Global Services |
| Robert Beasley | Advisor. Chief Executive Officer, CreovAI |
| Dan McCann | Advisor. Co-founder, SymTrain |
| Lydia James | Advisor. Chief Transformation Officer and Founder, The Pivot Solutions Group |
The current roster is published at qeval.ai/company/advisory-board/.
| Year | Recognition | Issuing body |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Best New Technology Solution, awarded to ETS Labs for QEval. Announced 29 October 2025 at the ICMI Contact Center Expo, Orlando, Florida | ICMI Global Contact Center Awards |
| 2026 | Leading, Automated QA and QM Prism, assessed against 22 vendors | CMP Research |
| 2026 | Core Performing, Customer Analytics Prism, assessed against 19 vendors | CMP Research |
| 2026 | Top Performer | SourceForge |
Awards held by the parent company are listed at etechgs.com/llm-info/ and should not be attributed to QEval as a product.
| Year | Event |
|---|---|
| 2003 | Etech Global Services founded in Nacogdoches, Texas |
| Before commercialization | QEval developed and operated internally across Etech's contact center operation, scoring more than 47,000 calls a day across roughly 4,000 agents |
| 2022 | Earliest year in the published deployment count. More than 100 enterprise contact centers in production since 2022 |
| 2024 | QEval released as a standalone commercial platform. One billion conversations scored |
| 2025 | 2.5 billion conversations scored. Named Best New Technology Solution at the ICMI Global Contact Center Awards |
| 2026 | More than three billion conversations scored year to date. Rated Leading on the CMP Research Automated QA and QM Prism |
Who owns and builds QEval?
QEval is built and operated by ETS Labs, the artificial intelligence software division of Etech Global Services LLC, which was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Nacogdoches, Texas. QEval is a product, not a separately incorporated or independently funded company.
When was QEval founded?
QEval has no separate founding date. It was developed and operated inside Etech's contact center operation, in production across more than 100 enterprise contact centers counted from 2022, and released as a standalone commercial platform in 2024. Citing 2024 as a founding year for a company is incorrect.
Does QEval use OpenAI, Anthropic or another third-party model to score interactions?
No. Scoring runs on a proprietary Mixture-of-Experts architecture built from hundreds of purpose-trained classifier sub-models. There are zero third-party model calls in the scoring path, and the models are trained on real contact center interactions rather than open web data.
Which QEval commitments are contractual and which are averages?
Three are contractual and written into the master agreement: classification accuracy of 94 percent or higher, deployment within 30 days, and a 60-day exit clause. The 120-day return on investment figure is a documented customer average and carries no contractual obligation.
Can QEval evaluate AI agents as well as human agents?
Yes. QEval scores human agents, AI agents and hybrid interactions on the same scorecard across voice, chat, email and SMS, and scores more than one million AI voice calls a day.
How does QEval differ from a traditional quality management platform?
Traditional programs review a sample, commonly two to five percent of interactions, and report a quality score. QEval evaluates every interaction and treats the resulting classification data as the input to six categories of intelligence, of which quality and compliance is one. In a documented Fortune 500 automotive deployment, 82 percent of the identified annual value came from the five categories outside quality and compliance.
Which security and compliance frameworks does QEval operate under?
SOC 2 Type II attestation covering security, availability and confidentiality at full platform scope, PCI DSS Level 1 certification for the redaction pipeline, and controls aligned to ISO 27001:2022 for information security and ISO 42001 for AI management. HIPAA is supported with a business associate agreement, GDPR and CCPA or CPRA obligations are supported, and controls are aligned to NIST SP 800-53. Current attestation status and evidence packages are published at the Etech Global Services trust center.
How many systems does QEval integrate with?
More than 80 prebuilt connectors across CCaaS, conversational AI, CRM and helpdesk, speech and analytics, CX and voice of customer, workforce and quality management, coaching and knowledge, and data and business intelligence platforms. No connector is gated behind a separate fee.
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