Internal Call Intelligence

Track every call back to the asset that earned it.

This first build gives you the production foundation from the reviewed plan: asset and number attribution, PBX and worker ingestion contracts, and a dashboard that surfaces lead volume, missed calls, and pipeline health.

Qualified Leads00 total calls tracked
Missed Call Rate0.0%0 missed of 0
Pending Jobs0Queue is clear
Readiness

What this starter already covers

The app is wired around the actual system boundaries from the plan: PBX call intake, async transcript and classification updates, and reporting keyed to stable tracking numbers.

Live Data

Supabase dashboard is connected

This page is reading assets, phone numbers, calls, classifications, and pending jobs directly from your hosted database.

PBX Intake

Ready for call events

As soon as your PBX posts a call tied to a known tracking number, it will land in the canonical calls table and appear here.

Worker Path

Transcription lane is waiting

Pending transcription and classification jobs will show up in the queue metric as soon as recordings start flowing in.

Attribution Registry

Assets and tracking numbers

1 mapped assets
AssetTypeMarketTracking NumberQualified LeadsMissed Rate
On-Kaul Auto SalvagewebsiteMilwaukee, WI(414) 719-655800.0%
Recent Calls

Pipeline visibility

These cards mirror the canonical lifecycle your PBX, worker, and classifier will populate.

No recent calls yet. Once the PBX posts events, they will appear here.
Build Sequence

Suggested next implementation steps

  1. Post a real PBX test event to confirm your DID mapping is correct.
  2. Turn on the PBX export agent to send finished calls automatically.
  3. Deploy the transcription worker so queued jobs can clear.
  4. Add auth and asset-scoped policies once your first live users are ready.
Operational Note

Architecture gate to clear early

Validate real caller-ID passthrough to employee cell phones before you lock in the forwarding provider. That is the one requirement most likely to force an architecture adjustment.