NEW: Get instant clarity on call events with Call Timeline

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Ever wish you could see exactly what happened on a customer call—without digging through logs or guessing who said what? That’s exactly what Aloware’s new Call Timeline feature  delivers: a visual, step-by-step breakdown of every event in a call, from the first ring to who hung up first.

The problem: Guessing what really happened on a call

For sales and support leaders, call transparency is everything. When a customer says, “Your line dropped,” or a rep claims, “They hung up on me,” you need facts—not assumptions.

Traditional call logs only tell part of the story. You might know the start and end time, but not what happened in between. That lack of visibility can slow down troubleshooting, coaching, and performance tracking.

The solution: A visual map of every call event

Aloware’s Call Timeline brings clarity to your communications. Under any inbound or outbound call, admins and supervisors can open a complete visual timeline showing every moment that shaped the call.

Here’s what you can see at a glance:

  • Who initiated and answered the call
  • When it started, ended, or was abandoned
  • Hold times and transfers
  • IVR prompts and keypad inputs
  • Manager interventions via whisper and barge

This goes beyond standard call logs to tell the complete story of every call. From the moment a customer dials in to the final hang-up, you get a play-by-play of every interaction, decision, and delay.

Diagnose call issues in seconds

Picture this: a customer reports a failed call. Instead of asking your team to pull screenshots or dig through logs, you simply open the timeline. Maybe there was a dropped connection or a caller who hung up early. Either way, you’ll know instantly.

No more guesswork. No more finger-pointing. Just clear visibility.

Identify trends and coaching opportunities

Beyond troubleshooting, Call Timeline gives leaders the insights to improve performance:

  • Spot patterns — Too many abandoned calls? Your hold times might be too long.
  • Optimize outreach — If unanswered calls cluster at certain times, adjust your follow-up schedules.
  • Coach smarter — See if reps needed supervisor help (via Whisper or Barge) and tailor your coaching accordingly.

Every call tells a story. With Call Timeline, you finally have the full script.

Why it matters for sales & support teams

For sales teams, it’s about speed and precision—understanding why leads dropped off so you can convert more.For support teams, it’s about accountability—resolving issues faster and improving customer experience.

Either way, Call Timeline helps your organization:

  • Increase operational transparency
  • Improve rep performance
  • Enhance customer trust
  • Reduce wasted time investigating issues

FAQs

How can I see what actually happened during a customer call?
Most call logs only show start and end times, not what happened in between. Aloware’s Call Timeline provides a full visual map of each call — showing who answered, when holds or transfers occurred, and whether any connection issues happened.
What’s the best way to analyze call quality or failed calls?
Call Timeline lets you identify exactly why calls failed — whether due to dropped connections, long wait times, or call abandonment — without manually reviewing recordings or guessing from incomplete data.
How can I improve my team’s call handling and response times?
By revealing detailed call events, Call Timeline helps you spot bottlenecks like long holds, delayed transfers, or missed follow-ups. Managers can use this data to coach reps and optimize routing for faster customer responses.
Can I track when managers join or assist on calls?
Yes. Call Timeline logs whisper and barge events so you can see when supervisors joined calls, who they assisted, and how often help was needed — providing real data for performance evaluations and coaching.
How does better call visibility improve the customer experience?
When you can pinpoint why a call failed or where a delay occurred, you can fix it fast. This leads to fewer dropped calls and faster resolutions.