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Call data

Define the details you want captured from every call — name, email, budget, whether they qualified — and get them back as data instead of prose.

Call data turns a conversation into named fields. Where a call summary is prose you have to read, call data comes back as a value per field — the caller's email, whether they qualified, which service they asked about — so you can act on it or send it into your own systems.

You define the fields once as a field set and attach it to the agents that should fill it in. Open it from Build → Call data.

note

This feature was previously called Structured Outputs. Existing field sets and API names are unchanged.

Create a field set​

  1. Open Call data and choose New.
  2. Give it a name and a short description of what it captures.
  3. Add the fields you want filled in.
  4. Link at least one agent — a field set does nothing until an agent uses it.

Field types​

TypeUse it for
TextNames, addresses, free answers.
NumberQuantities, budgets, counts.
BooleanYes/no facts — qualified, consented, existing customer.
Multiple ChoiceA fixed set of answers you list yourself.

Each field has a name and a required toggle. Name fields the way you want to see them in your own data (customerName, budget) rather than as a question. The name is the key you will read later, not something the caller hears.

For Multiple Choice, list the options you will accept, such as Email, Phone, SMS, None. A small, distinct set is far more likely to return the right one.

tip

Mark a field required only when the call genuinely cannot be useful without it. Every required field is something the agent has to steer the conversation toward.

A field set applies to the agents you link, and one set can serve several. Reuse a set across agents doing the same job so their results stay comparable; create separate sets when the data you need is different.

You can also link a field set from an agent's own Knowledge & call data tab. See Agents.

Where the data shows up​

Captured values appear on the call in Calls once it ends.

Manage your field sets​

The list is searchable by name. Each set can be viewed, edited or deleted. Editing changes what is captured on future calls; data already collected is not rewritten.

Troubleshooting​

ProblemWhat to check
It won't saveAt least one agent must be linked, and every field needs a name.
A field comes back emptyIt was never asked or never answered. Mark it required, or adjust the agent's instructions to ask for it.
A multiple-choice answer looks wrongThe options may overlap. Make them distinct and include an explicit "None".

Next steps​

  • Agents — link a field set to the agent that should fill it.
  • Calls — see captured data on each call.