AudioCodes Interaction Insights vs Eleveo Call Recording

AudioCodes Interaction Insights is a cloud service for compliance recording and AI analytics in Microsoft Teams and other unified communications environments. Depending on the environment and configured capabilities, it can capture voice, video, screen sharing, and instant messages. Its analytics can transcribe interactions and identify potential compliance risks, sentiment, service-quality trends, and key conversation moments. The maker positions it for compliance recording, quality assurance, and fraud prevention, as well as recordings for training, dispute resolution, or documentation. The product is Microsoft Teams certified and supports SIPREC recording for Zoom and other on-premises or cloud UC environments; Cisco Webex certification is marked coming soon. Recordings can be managed in a web portal or embedded Teams app. Listed safeguards include Azure SSO, role-based access, encryption at rest and in transit, and activity logs. Customers can configure retention and use their own storage. Essential Recording includes up to 24 months of retention; unlimited retention is available at additional cost. Prices are not published; a free 30-day proof-of-concept trial is available.

Eleveo Call Recording captures, archives, and retrieves contact-center interactions and agent screens for quality management, coaching, and audits. It records audio and video calls, emails, chats, text messages, and screen activity. Managers and trainers can review recordings with agents, supported by call transcription and a searchable archive. Auto Pause and Resume stops audio and screen recording when specified applications or websites are being used. Media lifecycle controls support anonymizing, extracting, and deleting personal data for GDPR, PCI DSS, MiFID, HIPAA, FCA CDC, and CCPA requirements. Integrations include Cisco platforms, Genesys Pure Engage, Amazon Connect, and Microsoft Teams. Deployment can be on-premises, hybrid, or cloud. Eleveo says support and professional services are included in licensing costs, while Microsoft licensing is not required. Pricing is tailored to each contact center and provided on request.