CallSea vs Xima Speech Analytics

CallSea is a business platform that transcribes phone calls and scores them against quality rules configured by a team. It is available through an API and web interface, and is offered to businesses by SelectCentre sp. z o.o. in Warsaw, Poland. The maker says it analyzes 100% of calls and flags critical errors with transcript quotations. Teams can create checklists, point scales, event detection, and critical-error rules, producing an AI score from 0 to 100. Transcripts separate agent and customer speech, support phrase search, and link matching phrases to playable audio segments. Speech recognition supports more than 90 languages, with a language set for each campaign. Recordings arrive through SFTP or REST API, while results can leave through webhooks. Scheduled email reports and exports support daily, weekly, or monthly reporting. Servers are in Germany and models run in the EU. Audio is not stored permanently; transcripts and results are stored. Pricing starts at 690 PLN/mo, with no free plan and a free trial.

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