Call Recording & Scoring

Coach from data, not guesses

You can't coach what you can't measure. C&M Coaching records, scores, and tracks your calls against an objective rubric — so every coaching decision is grounded in what actually happened on the phone.

What It Is

What is call scoring?

Call scoring is rating a recorded phone call against a defined rubric to measure how well it was handled. Instead of "that sounded pretty good," you get an objective number tied to specific behaviors — the greeting, discovery, objection handling, the ask, and compliance — that makes coaching fair and improvement trackable.

Recording the call is the easy part; most teams already have recordings gathering dust. The value is in scoring them consistently and turning those scores into coaching and trend reporting your managers can actually act on.

How It Works

Record. Score. Review. Track.

  1. 1

    Record

    Every inbound and outbound call is captured, so nothing depends on memory or a manager happening to overhear it.

  2. 2

    Score

    Each call is graded against a rubric built for your goals — greeting, discovery, objection handling, the ask, and compliance — producing an objective number, not an opinion.

  3. 3

    Review

    Agents hear their own calls alongside the score, so feedback is concrete: here's the exact moment the appointment was won or lost.

  4. 4

    Track

    Scores roll up over time into trends by agent, team, and call type — so managers can see who's improving and where to coach next.

What You Get

Real data behind every coaching conversation

Recording and scoring turn your phone operation from a black box into something you can measure and manage. Pair it with quality assurance and call monitoring for the full accountability loop.

Maggie Pugesek, C&M Coaching

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Maggie Pugesek

30+ years in automotive, leading C&M Coaching's training design across Sales, BDC, Service, and Collections. About C&M Coaching

Questions

Call recording & scoring FAQ

What is call scoring?
Call scoring is the practice of rating a recorded phone call against a defined rubric — a scorecard — to measure how well the agent handled it. Instead of "that sounded pretty good," you get a number tied to specific behaviors: the greeting, discovery questions, objection handling, the ask, and compliance. That objectivity is what makes coaching fair and improvement measurable.
What is a call scorecard?
A call scorecard is the rubric used to evaluate a call. It lists the behaviors that matter for your business and assigns each a value, so every call is judged on the same standard. A dealership scorecard might weight appointment-setting heavily; a collections scorecard weights compliance and promise-to-pay. We build the scorecard around what success means for your team.
Why record and score calls instead of just listening occasionally?
Occasional listening catches a random sample and fades from memory. Recording and scoring every call gives you a complete, objective, trackable record — so coaching targets real patterns instead of the one bad call a manager happened to overhear. It also protects you: when there's a dispute about what was said, you have the actual call.
How is this different from call tracking?
Call tracking tells you a call happened and where it came from — the marketing-attribution side. Call recording and scoring tell you what happened on the call and how well it was handled — the coaching and quality side. They're complementary. Our focus is the quality side: turning the recording into a score and the score into a better rep.
Do you provide the scoring, or just the software?
We provide the scoring and the coaching, not just a tool. Anyone can hand you a recording platform; the value is in trained coaches listening to your calls, scoring them consistently, and turning the results into one-on-one coaching that moves your numbers. The recording is the raw material — the coaching is the product.

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