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Understanding the Call Library: Finding and Filtering Your Calls

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Written by Nihal Fares
Updated over 3 months ago

The Call Library is your central hub for accessing all your recorded sales calls and their AI-generated insights. This guide will help you navigate the Call Library and use filters to quickly find the calls you need.

What You'll See in the Call Library

When you first open the Call Library, you'll see a list of all your calls that have successfully generated reports. These are calls where:

  • Ginni AI successfully joined the meeting

  • The conversation lasted long enough to analyze

  • The AI has processed the recording and created insights

Using Filters to Find Specific Calls

The Call Library includes several powerful filters to help you quickly locate specific calls. Here's how to use each filter:

Date Range Filter

The date range filter allows you to narrow down calls within a specific time period.

Call Rating Filter

Call ratings help you identify your top-performing calls or those that need attention. Ratings are based on the AI Coach's analysis of the conversation quality.

You can filter by these rating ranges:

  • 90-100 (Excellent): Outstanding calls that follow best practices and demonstrate exceptional skills

  • 70-89 (Strong): Very good calls with many positive elements and few areas for improvement

  • 50-69 (Acceptable): Solid calls with a balance of strengths and improvement opportunities

  • 35-49 (Needs Improvement): Calls with several areas for development that could benefit from coaching

  • 0-34 (Critical Attention): Calls that need significant improvement in multiple areas

This filter is especially useful for:

  • Finding your best calls to use as training examples

  • Identifying calls that need coaching attention

  • Tracking improvement over time

Call Outcome Filter

The Call Outcome filter helps you group calls based on their results:

  • Progressing: The sales opportunity is moving forward in your pipeline

  • Not Interested: The prospect declined to move forward

  • Recording Stopped by Customer: The customer ended the recording during the call

  • Rescheduled by Customer: The meeting was rescheduled while on the call

  • No Show: The customer didn't attend the scheduled meeting

This filter helps you:

  • Review all successful calls to identify winning patterns

  • Analyze unsuccessful calls to improve your approach

  • Track no-shows and rescheduled meetings

Recording Status Filter

By default, the Call Library shows only calls with available reports. The Recording Status filter lets you view other types of calls:

  • Report Available: Shows calls where Ginni successfully recorded and analyzed the conversation (default view)

  • No Recording: Shows scheduled calls where the Ginni AI bot did not join the meeting

  • Recording Too Short: Shows calls that were recorded but were too brief to generate meaningful insights

This filter is helpful when you're troubleshooting missing recordings or want to see your complete meeting history.

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