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      <title>Topic Analysis</title>
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      <description>Topic Analysis#Topic Analysis automatically identifies the subjects being discussed across your calls. Rather than relying on manually tagged data or keyword searches, topics are extracted directly from the transcription by AI — surfacing what is actually being talked about, even when you did not know to look for it.
How Topics are Generated#After a call is transcribed, the AI reads the full conversation and identifies the dominant subject being discussed, assigning it as the &#39;Primary Topic&#39; for the call.</description>
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      <description>Sentiment Analysis#Sentiment Analysis measures the tone of a conversation — whether the language being used is positive, neutral, or negative. Rather than giving a single score for the whole call, ~.Dimensions.~ tracks sentiment separately for the customer and the user, and follows how it changes throughout the conversation.
How Sentiment is Measured#After a call is transcribed, the AI evaluates the language used by each speaker across the conversation.</description>
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      <description>Keywords#While Topic Analysis and Sentiment are driven entirely by AI, Keywords give you direct control over what you want to monitor. A keyword rule defines one or more specific words or phrases that ~.Dimensions.~ should look for in transcribed calls. When a match is found, the call is tagged and the matching text is highlighted in the conversation view.
Keywords bridge the gap between open-ended AI discovery and targeted, policy-driven monitoring.</description>
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