Review where it helps.
Use sampling rules and review rounds to select conversations. Check AI drafts against the source and answer questions about the score.
Find the conversations worth checking, coach from the evidence, and assign recurring problems a fix. Keep customer outcomes separate from review scores.

A shared rubric gives every reviewer a common starting point. The conversation behind each score keeps the feedback specific, wherever it’s needed.
Same rubric. People and AI.
“I’ll send you an update by Friday.”
Product preview with example data.

Use sampling rules and review rounds to select conversations. Check AI drafts against the source and answer questions about the score.
Carry examples and commitments into a coaching session. Calibrate judgments together and version changes to the standard.
Give recurring causes an owner on the Tracker. Record what was tried and follow measured recontacts with the lookback and provisional window visible.
AI drafts the review; people check and decide. Sampling, calibration, and disputes help assess the draft rather than treat agreement as proof.
No. The current Quality experience uses reviews for coaching and improvement. Customer outcomes are measured separately and also are not people rankings.
Record the fix and inspect subsequent customer outcomes. Coverage, settlement time, and comparison limits determine what the evidence can establish.