What NeuronLens Checks
NeuronLens compliance monitoring runs five categories of checks on each processed call. You configure which checks apply to which campaigns, agent teams, or product lines.Required Disclosure Checks
Verify that agents stated all mandatory regulatory disclosures — loan terms, interest rates, MITC, product risk warnings — within the required point in the call.
Prohibited Language Flags
Detect threatening, coercive, deceptive, or otherwise non-compliant language. Flags include the exact timestamp and transcript segment where the violation occurred.
Script Adherence
Calculate the percentage of your approved script that was covered in the call. Surface sections that agents consistently skip.
DNC Compliance
Cross-reference call records against your DNC (Do Not Call) lists and TRAI opt-out registries to verify no calls were made to opted-out numbers.
Policy Deviation Alerts
Flag calls where agents offered terms, discounts, waivers, or commitments outside what your policy authorises — before those commitments become a liability.
Audit Trail
Every compliance check result is stored with its timestamp, the triggering transcript segment, the rule it violated, and the severity level — ready for regulatory audit.
Configuring Compliance Rules
Set up your compliance rules in NeuronLens → Compliance → Rules → New Rule. Each rule has a type, the condition to check, the severity of a violation, and the scope (which campaigns or teams it applies to).Choose the Rule Type
Select one of the five check types: Required Disclosure, Prohibited Language, Script Adherence, DNC, or Policy Deviation.
Define the Condition
For disclosure checks, enter the required phrases or topics that must appear in the call. For prohibited language, enter the terms or patterns to detect. For script adherence, upload or link your approved script. NeuronLens matches against the transcript semantically — you don’t need to list every exact wording variant.
Set Severity
Assign a severity level to violations:
critical, high, medium, or low. Critical and high violations trigger immediate alerts; medium and low violations are logged for review.Assign Scope
Apply the rule to all calls, specific campaigns, specific product lines, or specific agent groups. Rules can stack — a call may be evaluated against multiple rule sets simultaneously.
Compliance rules can be configured per campaign type, product line, or agent team. A collections campaign for personal loans might require different disclosures than a credit card sales campaign — set them up as separate rule sets so each call is evaluated against the right standard.
Viewing Compliance Results
Single Call
Response
Aggregate compliance score for the call, 0–100. Calculated from the severity-weighted outcome of all applied rules.
passed, failed, or review_required — based on your configured thresholds.Array of detected violations. Each entry includes the rule type, severity, the timestamp in the call, the exact transcript segment, and a plain-language description of the issue.
Array of compliance checks that the call passed. Useful for generating positive audit evidence, not just flagging failures.
Alerts and Escalations
Configure automatic alerts so the right person is notified the moment a call breaches your compliance thresholds.- Email Alerts
- Webhook Alerts
- Dashboard Notifications
Set up email notifications in Compliance → Alert Settings → Email. Choose which severity levels trigger an email, who receives it, and whether it includes the full violation detail or a summary link.
Audit Trail
Every compliance check result — whether passed or failed — is stored with a full audit record:| Field | Description |
|---|---|
call_id | Unique identifier for the call |
agent_id | The agent who handled the call |
campaign_id | The campaign the call belongs to |
rule_id | The specific compliance rule evaluated |
result | passed or violation |
severity | Severity level if a violation |
transcript_segment | The exact text that triggered the result |
timestamp | Position in the call (HH:MM:SS) |
checked_at | UTC timestamp when NeuronLens ran the check |
Script Adherence in Detail
Script adherence scoring tells you not just whether an agent followed the script, but which sections they covered and which they skipped — and how consistently agents skip particular sections. Use the script adherence report (available under Compliance → Script Reports) to:- Identify script sections that agents routinely skip — a signal that the script may be too long, unclear, or impractical
- Compare script adherence across agents on the same campaign
- Track whether adherence improves after a training or script update
- Find calls where an agent deviated from the approved script immediately before a customer complaint