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Chats and social media

AuditorIA also lets you review social media conversations. The experience is similar to calls: you can search, filter, open details, send cases to audit, and mark cases for reports.

Access chats

Depending on your permissions, you can find chats from:

SectionWhat it is for
All tasks -> Social mediaView and manage all chats available to your role
Your tasks -> ChatsView chats assigned to your user
Campaigns -> Social mediaManage social media campaigns
Quality scorecards -> Social mediaConfigure criteria to audit chats

social media chats list

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Required permissions If you do not see a section, your role probably does not have permission to view it. Check with an AuditorIA administrator.

What you can do from the list

The chat list brings together the main actions:

ActionWhen to use it
SearchFind a chat by identifier, campaign, operator, or visible data
FilterReduce the list by date, campaign, operator, status, score, or alert
Open detailRead the full conversation and review its data
Send to auditGenerate the chat audit when it is ready for evaluation
Generate tagsClassify chats in bulk when your role allows it
Mark for reportSave chats to analyze later in a selection report
Unmark from reportRemove chats from that selection

Filters and alerts

In chats you can combine simple filters with advanced filters:

  • Campaign: shows only conversations from one campaign.
  • Operator: focuses the list on a person or identifier.
  • Date: narrows the review period.
  • Score: shows chats within a score range.
  • Alert: shows only chats with a specific alert.
tip

When there are many results, apply campaign and date first. Then adjust score or alert to reach the case you need to review faster.

Review a chat

When you open a chat, AuditorIA shows the conversation and its main data. From there you can:

  1. Read the full history.
  2. Review campaign, operator, and status.
  3. Check whether the chat has pending alerts.
  4. Return to the list to continue with the next case.

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