Tags — Custom AI Classification for Calls & Leads
By Alex Bisbe. Last update: January 26th 2026
Tags turn VoiceB into a semantic classifier. The AI understands each call end-to-end and auto-labels it using your custom tags. This gives us a second, fully customizable outcome layer on top of standard call results. Net effect: cleaner lead qualification, smarter routing, and higher signal pushed to CRM and agents.
What problem Tags solve
Traditional outcomes (Valid, Invalid, Transferred, Dropped, etc.) are necessary but generic. Tags let us encode business logic—products, intents, customer type, ambiguity—directly into the call. The AI applies these tags in real time based on what the caller actually says.
Bottom line: more precision, less manual work, better decisions downstream.
How Tags work (at a glance)
Define tags (unlimited): name, condition for true, condition for false, and color.
AI listens to the call and evaluates intent and context.
Tags are automatically applied to the call.
Tags appear everywhere: dashboard, call detail, exports, CRM, routing logic.
Think of Tags as custom outcomes tailored to your business.

Common use cases
Lead classification: Mobile, Fiber, Convergent, SME, Enterprise
Customer filtering: Existing customer vs new prospect
Intent clarity: No clear interest, comparison shopping, price-driven
Routing: Send only “Mobile + High Intent” calls to sales
CRM enrichment: Push structured intent data, not raw transcripts
How to create Tags
Go to Choose Campaign → Tags and add as many as needed.
For each tag, define:
Tag name (e.g. Mobile, Home Internet)
True if: when the AI should apply the tag
False if: when it should explicitly not apply
Color: visual clarity in the dashboard
You’re not training a model. You’re describing intent in plain language. VoiceB handles the rest.
How Tags appear in the Dashboard
Once enabled, Tags are visible directly in the Calls table and Call detail view:
Multiple tags can be applied to a single call
Tags coexist with standard outcomes (Valid, Invalid, Transferred, etc.)
Visual color coding makes patterns obvious at scale
This allows instant analysis like:
Valid + Mobile + Fiber
Invalid + Customer Care
No Clear Interest + Dropped

Tags as a “second outcome”
Outcomes answer what happened. Tags answer what this call means.
That’s the key shift.
With Tags:
Outcomes stay standardized
Classification becomes fully custom
Routing and CRM logic becomes deterministic
In practice, Tags act as a business-specific outcome layer without breaking reporting or analytics.
CRM & routing integration
Tags can be used to:
Populate CRM fields automatically
Trigger routing rules (only transfer if Tag = X)
Filter reports and exports
Inform agents before they even pick up the call
This is especially powerful in high-volume inbound environments where every unnecessary transfer costs money.
Best practices
Start with high-level intent tags (Product, Customer Type)
Avoid over-engineering on day one
Use Tags to reduce ambiguity, not describe everything
Review tag distribution weekly to refine definitions
Why this matters
Tags move VoiceB from call handling to decision intelligence.
We’re not just answering calls. We’re structuring intent, at scale, automatically.
That’s what unlocks:
Higher conversion
Lower operational cost
Cleaner data
Fully autonomous inbound sales
If you want to push Tags into routing or CRM logic, that’s already supported.
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