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Klariqo reviews your calls for quality and compliance against rules you configure. It runs on Klariqo AI calls and on human-agent calls on your dialer. The review is attached to the signed compliance record, so the result travels with the evidence.
Every account gets signed records. To score calls against your scorecard, your account owner turns on QA from Billing. It needs a balance and a scorecard, and it applies to calls received after it’s turned on.

What gets reviewed

With QA on, every call received after you turned it on is reviewed, not a sample. “Reviewed” means each call is checked against your scorecard. It does not mean every call gets a numeric score: some calls are not applicable, for example a voicemail or a call with no real engagement.

How it works

1

You define a scorecard

Your required elements (what an agent should do) and prohibited claims (what they must not say), with the checks that matter most marked critical. See scorecards.
2

Each call is reviewed

After the call, it is reviewed against your scorecard. AI calls and human-agent calls are both covered.
3

The result joins the record

The status, score, a one-line summary, and the supporting evidence are attached to the call’s signed compliance record. See QA results.

What you get

Scorecards

The rules each call is reviewed against, configured by you.

QA results

How to read a status, a score, and the evidence behind it.
A scorecard is your operating rule set, not a Klariqo legal template. QA tells you whether a call matched your rules. It is not a legal compliance judgment, and a passing score does not make a call lawful. See the evidence boundary.