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Voice Fingerprints Management Page

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Written by Alyssa Elso
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The Voice Fingerprints page is your centralized workspace for enrolling, managing, and monitoring employee voice profiles used by Call AI. These voiceprints enable accurate speaker identification across all calls—even when names are not stated—by analyzing an employee’s unique vocal characteristics.

From this page, you can:

  • Upload or record new voice samples

  • Retrain the AI model to improve identification accuracy

  • View processing status and confidence scores for each employee

Location: Go to New Settings > Voice > Voice Fingerprints


Navigation and Layout Overview

Top Section Controls

  • Search & Filter Bar
    Filter employees by fingerprinting status:

    • All

    • Ready (fully enrolled)

    • Training (in progress)

    • Pending (submitted but not yet processed)

    • Failed (processing failed)

  • Create Voice Fingerprint
    Launches the fingerprint enrollment interface for a selected employee.

  • How It Works
    Opens a modal explaining best practices for creating voice fingerprints.

  • Refresh Button
    Manually refreshes fingerprint processing statuses and confidence scores.


Employee Sections

Each employee has a collapsible section with key fingerprinting information:

Name and Status

Displays the employee’s name and fingerprint status. On the right, you’ll see:

  • Fingerprint Status – e.g., Ready when fingerprinting is complete

  • Confidence Score – e.g., 96.0%, indicating match reliability

Voice Sample Summary

A summary line shows how many samples are processed (e.g., 3/3 processed). Click the dropdown (▾) to view individual sample details.


Voice Sample Details (Expanded View)

When you expand an employee section, you’ll see a list of voice samples with the following fields:

Column

Description

Name

The filename of the audio clip typically indicates the channel (e.g., 230354_right.mp3).

Status

Indicates if the sample is READY, meaning it has been successfully processed.

Quality

A green checkmark means the sample meets quality standards for clarity, signal-to-noise ratio, and duration.

Created

The timestamp when the sample was added (useful for audit trails).

Type

The source or reason for the sample. Most are labeled enrollment, meaning they were added intentionally to build the fingerprint.

Actions

Playback and delete icons:

  • Play the sample

  • Delete the sample (not shown in the screenshot but typically available via action buttons)


Adding Voice Samples

To further enhance fingerprint accuracy, click the microphone icon to upload more samples.

Tooltip: Add voice samples to improve fingerprint accuracy

Upload Options

  1. Record Audio

    • Choose from:

      • English – Verification Paragraphs

      • English – Natural Speech

      • Español – Verificación De Voz

    • Select and record at least 2 samples.

  2. Upload Files (via the second tab)

The more high-quality and varied the samples, the better the match accuracy in future calls.


Retraining the Model

Once samples are uploaded, you can retrain the AI fingerprinting model to boost accuracy using the brain icon.

Tooltip: Retrain model to potentially improve accuracy

Retraining may improve model accuracy with existing samples.

Use this when:

  • Fingerprints are already “Ready” but performing inconsistently.

  • You’ve added more voice samples and want the model to reprocess them.


How Confidence Score Works

The Confidence Score (e.g., 96.0%) indicates how reliably the system can match a speaker to their fingerprint. Scores are influenced by:

  • Audio quality (clarity, minimal background noise)

  • Sample quantity (3–5 is ideal)

  • Variety of tone and speech content


Best Practices

  • Enroll All Call-Handling Staff: If you enroll one employee, you must enroll all employees who handle calls. Partial enrollment leads to inconsistent call attribution and weakens overall accuracy.

  • Monitor Confidence Scores: Add more samples for employees scoring below 90%.

  • Use “Ready” as a Benchmark: Employees not marked Ready should be prioritized for follow-up.

  • Keep Fingerprints Current: Remove or reassign fingerprints if employees leave the practice or change roles.


Use the Voice Fingerprints Page When:

  • You're onboarding a new employee who handles calls

  • You want to improve system-wide speaker recognition

  • You need to manage or delete outdated voiceprints

  • You’re aiming to increase the Confidence Score for a specific person

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