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Simran

46.0% Critical

📞 1 calls analyzed · 100 point scale · 4 categories · 15 parameters

🔑 Captured Identifiers & Reference Numbers

AI-extracted from conversation — the final confirmed value after all corrections, not just the first mention.

📞 Simran.mp3 46.0%
EMT Booking ID high

EMT162741646

💡 Customer first said “EMT1627” then completed with “41646”; agent repeated “1627?” and customer confirmed remainder.

Registered Email medium

fmjeren@gmail.com

💡 Spoken as “fmjeren at gmail.com”; not read back by agent for confirmation.

Registered Phone Number medium

7045021895

💡 Provided by customer; not read back by agent for confirmation.

Refund amount quoted for Dubai to Mumbai sector (gross) medium

8604

💡 Agent later confirmed 8604 corresponds to Dubai→Mumbai after customer asked.

Refund amount quoted for Mumbai to Dubai sector (gross) medium

12159

💡 Agent stated second amount 12159 and customer confirmed it maps to Mumbai→Dubai.

EMT service fee (per sector) high

500

💡 Agent stated “service fee is Rs.500 per sector”.

EMT convenience fee (per sector) high

749

💡 Agent stated “convenience fee is Rs.749” and clarified it is for one sector.

Airline/Flight reference low

SpiceJet (flight number not provided)

💡 Airline mentioned but no flight number captured in transcript.

Avg Score

46.0%

Resolution Rate

0.0%

Total Calls

1

Category Scores (Averages)

🎙️ Opening & Verification (15 pts) 73.3%
💬 Communication & Professionalism (25 pts) 48.0%
🎯 Resolution & Knowledge (40 pts) 42.5%
⭐ Value Creation & Closure (20 pts) 30.0%

Individual Calls

Simran.mp3

refund · partial · 8 mins 21 secs

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🎙️ Opening & Verification

💬 Communication & Professionalism

🎯 Resolution & Knowledge

⭐ Value Creation & Closure

🚨 Red Flags

critical Contradictory messaging: repeatedly stated "full refund" while also stating EMT service/convenience fees will be deducted and can be waived later.

📁 Simran.mp3 · 🕐 04:21-04:39 · Impact: Creates mistrust/confusion about actual refund payable and policy accuracy.

major Refund amount mapping confusion between sectors (Mumbai→Dubai vs Dubai→Mumbai), requiring multiple clarifications.

📁 Simran.mp3 · 🕐 06:14-07:05 · Impact: Customer uncertainty about which booking/sector amount applies; increases repeat questioning and dissatisfaction.

major Poor hold management with repeated "Am I audible?" instead of proper hold protocol and updates.

📁 Simran.mp3 · 🕐 00:54-01:14, 03:01-03:12, 03:53-04:00, 07:09-07:12 · Impact: Perceived unprofessionalism and wasted time; customer experience degradation.

💡 Recommendations

Alternative Solutions Offered medium

Airline-cancelled flight is a clear opportunity to offer rebooking/date change/alternate flights before focusing only on refund.

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❌ What happened

[00:20] Customer: "the flight has been cancelled."

✅ Better approach

Offer alternate flights/date change options and compare with refund timeline so customer can choose.

💬 Example script

"“Since the airline cancelled, I can help you with a full refund or rebook you on the next available flight/date. Would you like alternate options for Dubai→Mumbai?”"
Hold & Transfer Etiquette medium

Repeated “Am I audible?” indicates unmanaged holds and creates dead air.

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❌ What happened

[00:54-01:14] Agent: "Two minutes sir, two minutes." … "Am I audible sir?"

✅ Better approach

Ask permission to place on hold, return with a clear update, and thank the customer for waiting; avoid repeated audible checks.

💬 Example script

"“May I place you on hold for 1–2 minutes while I check the refund details?” … “Thank you for holding. I’ve checked your booking; here are the refund amounts and timelines.”"
Product & Policy Knowledge high

Saying “full refund” while also stating deductions is contradictory; needs correct framing (airline refund vs EMT fees) and waiver policy clarity.

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❌ What happened

[04:21-04:26] Agent: "I know sir, it is full refund. But however sir, it is deducted."

✅ Better approach

Explain that airline fare is fully refundable due to airline cancellation, but EMT service/convenience fees may apply unless waived per policy; avoid the phrase “full refund” unless net is truly full.

💬 Example script

"“Because the airline cancelled, the airline fare is fully refundable. Separately, EMT service/convenience fees may be deducted as per policy; I’ll check if we can waive them now and confirm the final net refund.”"
Fee & Refund Transparency high

Customer asked multiple times for the refund amount and deductions; agent did not provide a single clear net refund figure per sector/booking.

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❌ What happened

[04:11] Customer: "Okay, and what is the refund amount for this?"

✅ Better approach

State gross refund per sector, exact EMT deductions per sector, and the net amount the customer will receive; confirm which sector each amount belongs to.

💬 Example script

"“For Dubai→Mumbai, ticket amount is ₹8,604. EMT charges are ₹500 service fee + ₹749 convenience fee = ₹1,249, so net refund will be ₹7,355. For Mumbai→Dubai, ticket amount is ₹12,159; EMT charges ₹1,249; net refund ₹10,910. Refund will reflect in 5–7 working days.”"

💪 Key Strengths

Collected EMT ID and verified customer via email and phone number.
Provided refund processing timeline (5–7 working days) and disclosed fee components when asked.

📞 Simran.mp3

refund · 8 mins 21 secs · 46.0%