15 industries. $80M+ in outcomes. One platform.
Every story below started the same way: a buyer wondering what their QA program was missing. The answer was never just quality scores.
+2% conversion.
$26M annualized.
Global hospitality brand | 212K monthly interactions | 39,340 calls analyzed
A two-point conversion improvement sounds incremental until you multiply it by 212,000 monthly interactions. QEval® found $500K in additional revenue per week, then mapped $12.3M in automation savings the brand had not considered.
$9M in one year.
Every minute counted.
Major US broadband and fiber provider | Enterprise-scale operations
Two minutes off average handle time. Sixty seconds off hold time. A 12% reduction in truck rolls. Each number sounds small. Together they produced $9M in documented value and a 30% capacity increase without adding a single seat.
$6.5M. Five brands.
One scorecard.
Fortune 500 automotive enterprise | 1,200 agents | 5 brands | 6 months
$5.3M of the $6.5M came from Layers 2 through 6: revenue recovery, capacity gains, coaching-driven behavior change, and cross-brand trending that no previous vendor had surfaced. The QA labor savings ($1.2M) was only 18% of the value.
$5.3M in missed revenue.
One enrollment season.
National healthcare insurance provider | 240,235 calls analyzed
QEval® found $1.65M in missed pitches and $1.98M in missed ancillary enrollment that the carrier's existing analytics had never surfaced. Agent effort was present on only 6% of short calls. The 27% conversion increase followed within the same enrollment period.
$13M ROI.
A customer intelligence story.
Leading consumer goods manufacturer | National US operations
This was never about QA scores. It was about understanding what 240 million American consumers were saying about the brand every day, then connecting those signals to retail performance, regional CSAT, and call volume patterns the brand had never quantified.
Every deployment found something the buyer did not expect.
Ten more stories. Each started as a QA project. Each surfaced revenue, retention, or operational value the existing stack had missed.
What QA cannot find. QEval® did.
Every deployment surfaced value that traditional QA programs, CCaaS-native analytics, and manual sampling had missed.
What buyers ask before they start.
Are any of these case studies named customers?
All case studies are anonymized by industry and scale. Customer logos displayed on the site are approved for display. Named case studies with detailed permission are published separately on request during the evaluation process.
How quickly do most deployments show results?
The 30-day deployment commitment means scoring starts within 30 days of contract signature. Most customers see initial metrics movement within 60 days. The 120-day ROI documented across our customer base is a measured average, not a marketing claim.
We already QA our human agents. Why add another layer?
82% of the value in our flagship deployment came from Layers 2 through 6: revenue recovery, capacity gains, coaching-driven behavior change, and cross-brand trending. Layer 1 QA labor savings was only 18% of the value. If your QA program stops at quality scores, you are leaving the majority of the value on the table.
What industries does QEval® cover?
The 15 case studies on this page span automotive, banking, telecom, healthcare insurance, hospitality, energy, financial services, luxury retail, QSR, utilities, SaaS, consumer goods, home furnishings, and manufacturing. The platform is industry-agnostic: if you have conversations (voice, chat, email), QEval® scores them.
How is QEval® different from the analytics our CCaaS already ships?
CCaaS-native analytics sample 2-5% of interactions and score against generic rubrics. QEval® scores 100% of interactions at 94%+ contractual accuracy against your scorecards, your compliance rules, your brand voice. The gap between 3% sampling and full coverage is where every discovery on this page was found.
Four numbers. In the contract. Not the brochure.
Your story starts with one conversation.
Every case study on this page began with a buyer asking: "What are we missing?" The answer changed their contact center economics.