Introducing ‘Numéro’ Release for Genesys Cloud CX™

CX Observability for the fragmented contact center. Enjoy deeper capability, built for the Genesys environment you're running now.

Operata captures signals from the places Genesys can’t see: the full delivery chain. As your stack evolves, Operata’s visibility evolves with it. Deployed in minutes, not weeks.

Introducing ‘Numéro’ Release for Genesys Cloud CX™

The contact center stack you’re running today looks nothing like the one you were running eighteen months ago. And the one you’ll be running eighteen months from now will look nothing like today’s.

When we first launched Operata for Genesys Cloud CX more than three years ago, the promise was straightforward: visibility into the parts of your contact center environment your platform can’t see. That promise is more relevant now than it was then.

This release is Operata’s response to that reality: deeper capability, built for the environment Genesys customers are actually running now. And the one they’ll be running next year.

What Operata adds to your Genesys environment

Through a lightweight browser extension and cloud collector, Operata captures signals from the places Genesys can’t see: the full delivery chain.

The full delivery chain, end-to-end with Operata


As your stack evolves, Operata’s visibility evolves with it. Deployed in minutes, not weeks. No professional services required.

CX Copilot

Gives your IT and operations teams plain-language answers from your own environment data. No BI request, no analyst, no wait. In an environment changing as fast as yours, waiting two weeks for an answer is no longer an option.

Every answer is grounded in your data. Your environment. Operata collects the signals within your environment across a fragmented data stack, so you can simply ask the questions you need answers to. Here are some examples of the things you could ask for from Operata’s CX Copilot.

Agent performance and behavior
Detection Root cause Impact
Who are my top and bottom agent performers in the last 7 days? Does anything in the data suggest [agent] is avoiding work? Are there patterns that suggest coaching opportunities over the last 28 days?
Are any agents showing unusual call-handling patterns? What are the main risk or coaching flags for [agent]? Which agents are trending in the wrong direction — and why?
Which agents have higher-than-average hold time compared to talk time? Compared to their peers, how is [agent] really performing? Should [agent] be prioritized for coaching based on recent behavior?
Call quality (MOS and network)
Detection Root cause Impact
How is MOS trending overall over the last 7 days? Are certain ISPs causing more problems than others? Which queues or teams are experiencing the most MOS-related issues in the last 7 days?
Which agents are being hit hardest by low MOS scores? Can you rank ISPs by stability over the last 14 days? Are quality issues concentrated at specific times of day?
List calls with MOS below [threshold] — what do they have in common? Do high CPU spikes line up with poor call quality for certain agents? Who has had the worst network performance in the last 7 days?
Devices and audio configuration
Detection Root cause Impact
Which agents are using unsupported audio configurations? Does MOS look worse for particular headset models? Are non-approved headsets or laptop speakers affecting call quality?
What headset types are agents currently using? Are agents switching audio devices mid-call — and is that causing quality issues? Which agents are being hit hardest by low MOS scores?
Which agents are struggling with packet loss or jitter? Are there agents whose devices appear to be the underlying problem? Who has had the worst network performance in the last 7 days?
Ask the questions, get answers in seconds


Agent Copilot

Surfaces real-time guidance during live calls. A perfect response means nothing if the customer can't hear it. Where Genesys’s Agent Copilot tells an agent what to say next, Operata monitors audio quality, network conditions, and environment signals during live calls, surfacing the issue and the fix while the customer is still on the line.

Is the agent on lagging WiFi? Working from a loud environment? Microphone positioned so close there’s zero clarity? Operata’s in-call widget surfaces the issue and the fix while the call continues. The customer stays on the line. No ticket raised. No complaint logged. The call that almost failed, didn’t.

Operata's Agent Copilot surfaces the issue and the fix while the call is live
“Delivering exceptional customer experiences at scale means managing incredible complexity, while making it look effortless from the outside. In reality, our clients’ environments span carriers, networks, devices, platforms, and agents. Each layer introduces risk, often surfacing only when a customer feels the impact.

Operata gives us a complete, end-to-end view of this ecosystem, bringing critical variables together in one place. The time we save not chasing information across systems, vendors, and client environments is time we reinvest into proactive optimization of the contact center. That’s the standard TTEC Digital sets.”

— Shaun James, Global Head of Managed Services, TTEC Digital

What this looks like in practice

Real-time CX observability for the cloud infrastructure era. When queues spike, calls drop, and agents transfer, get the full picture of what's happening in your Genesys environment in seconds.Here are a few examples from a live Genesys environment running at scale. There are dozens more.

Scenario Without Operata With Operata
Environment noise The customer asks the agent to repeat. AHT increases. Nobody knows why. Agent alerted to background noise levels. Guided to mute or relocate.
Network issues Agent feels the call stutter. Customer says "you're breaking up." Agent apologises, struggles through, call ends badly. No ticket raised. Agent Copilot surfaces the network degradation in real time, giving the agent a chance to act — recover the call, flag the issue, or escalate — before the customer hangs up.
One-way audio / drop mid-call Call disconnects. Agent "report issue." IT gets to it tomorrow. Root cause is lost. Operata captures the event with full correlated context — WebRTC metrics, softphone logs, network, disconnect reason — as it happens. Evidence intact when IT picks it up.
Agent reported issue investigation IT opens three dashboards, cross-references jitter/MOS/packet loss with call timing. 10+ minutes per ticket. Skill-dependent. Ask CX Copilot: "What actually happened on contact ID 4f82-a9c1?" — returns the most likely technical contributors, in under 30 seconds.
Headset / device audit Agents use whatever they've got. Patterns only emerge when CSAT tanks. Ask CX Copilot: "Does MOS look worse for particular headset models?" — evidence to enforce approved device policy or inventory upgrade.
ISP / carrier accountability Everyone blames the network. Nobody can prove it. Genesys says the platform is fine. Ask CX Copilot: "Rank ISPs by stability over the last 10 business days." — evidence-based conversation with the carrier.

You don't know what you don't know and the stack isn't getting simpler

There’s a class of problem in the delivery chain that no amount of intelligent root cause investigation will surface. An agent’s WiFi lagging. A headset that isn’t detected. A customer experiencing one-way audio on a call your platform reported as connected.

Those problems live in the network conditions, media processing, telephony carriers, agent environments, that sit entirely outside what Genesys, or any AI monitoring tool, was built to see. With every new layer, the delivery chain gets longer. 

The pace of AI adoption in the contact center is extraordinary. The visibility into whether it's actually working hasn't kept up. That's the gap Operata closes.

Operata is built for the complexity that shows up across every Genesys deployment. In every case, the question is the same: is what you think is working actually working for the customer? Operata answers it.

Observability for the AI-enabled contact center stack

Contact centers are investing heavily in AI self-service. The goal is clear. Automate more, reduce agent load, prove ROI.

Every new AI capability your team adopts, every new vendor added to the stack, every new automation layer dropped into the Genesys environment adds another surface area your monitoring tools weren’t built to cover.

AI has become mission-critical infrastructure. A modern Genesys environment no longer depends on Genesys alone. Add in virtual agents, third-party Voice AI engines, CRM integrations, BPO agent networks, a single customer call can touch four or five systems before it reaches resolution. Twelve months from now it will be higher. 

We're building out the full picture for AI CX Observability

AI CX and Voice AI platforms now ship with built-in monitoring and evaluation tools to help test and deploy in your environment. What they can't tell you is what happened between the model and the customer. Or between the customer's mouth and the model's input. They were never built to measure the quality of an end-to-end call. Operata was. 

We’re building observability for AI, to extend your real-time visibility across every voice interaction, AI flow, and platform in your stack. Operata will provide every leg of that journey in a single view, to help you identify the gap in the space between “the AI worked” and “the customer was served.” From the moment a call enters the queue to the moment it resolves. 

Operata already connects your contact center stack from telephony to agent. Now we’re extending that same intelligence into the layer that comes first.

Become a design partner

Want to be part of the first group to influence the insights that support IVR and Voice AI? We’re looking for Genesys Cloud CX customers to become design partners. 

As a design partner, you’ll help guide our next iteration of observability across the AI-enabled stack — before it reaches the market. Stop guessing and start monitoring your AI deployment by identifying the areas that require deeper insights. 

Enjoy early access to the data and monitoring that will surface the metrics you need to effectively manage your investment. You don’t just get to use the capability, you get to shape it and benefit from a first look at the metrics that matter in the modern contact center.

Learn more here.

Become a design partner

Available now

Operata for Genesys Cloud CX™ is available now with cloud collection, and full access to CX Copilot and Agent Copilot.

Want to be a design partner, who works with us to shape what full-stack AI and CX Observability looks like in your environment? Read more here.

About Operata

Operata is the world's first CX Observability platform, built for the AI-enabled contact centre. In a fractured landscape of CCaaS platforms, Voice AI agents, and BPOs, Operata gives IT and operations teams real-time visibility across the entire customer experience, connecting technical and operational data in a single view. Founded in Denver, Colorado, and Melbourne, Australia, and trusted by Global 1000 brands including 3M, AMP, TTEC and Adobe.

Numéro  refers to an individual song, dance, or instrumental piece within a larger work, such as an opera, musical, or revue. It also refers to the numeric notation of notes (scale degrees) or chords in music theory, or, in a rhythmic context, the beat structure of a piece

FAQs

What is Numéro?

The latest release of Operata for Genesys Cloud CX™. CX Observability for the fragmented contact center — deeper visibility into the parts of your environment Genesys can't see. Live now.

Who is Numéro for?

IT, operations, and CX leaders running Genesys Cloud CX™ — particularly those whose environments now include voice AI, virtual agents, BPO networks, CRM integrations, or any combination that platform monitoring alone wasn't built to observe end-to-end.

How is this different from the monitoring built into Genesys?

Genesys monitors the platform and the parts of the call within it. Operata covers the delivery chain around it — agent network conditions, headset and audio device behavior, ISP performance, and environment noise. This is end-to-end observability of the Genesys environment as well as the rest of the delivery chain.

What is "the delivery chain"?

The end-to-end path a customer call travels — through carriers, networks, ISPs, the agent's environment, devices, the platform, and any AI layers in between. Each link adds a layer to the customer experience, but it's outside of what the platform can see. Operata was built to see across all of it.

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