Evaluation Metrics

Metrics (Evaluations → Metrics in the left dashboard nav) is a standalone library where a team defines reusable scoring criteria once and attaches them wherever calls or conversations get graded. It’s the same system already introduced in Voice Agent Evaluation: metrics belong to your team, not to a single agent, so a metric you build here is the same metric you can add to a Voice Agent’s Evaluation tab, an Evaluator, or a Scorecard. This page covers the library UI itself — where you create, edit, and delete metrics. For how a metric is scored (Deterministic vs. LLM Judge, the seven deterministic checks, Binary vs. Scale 1-5, speaker scope, score rubrics), see Voice Agent Evaluation — Metric types; that mechanics doesn’t change based on where the metric is used.

One team-wide library, several consumers. A metric created here can be attached to:

The per-Voice-Agent Evaluation tab — see Voice Agent Evaluation.
An Evaluator, in the top-level Evaluations product — see Creating an Evaluator.
A Scorecard, for grading uploaded call recordings — see Evaluations Overview.

Editing a metric here changes it everywhere it’s attached — there’s no per-consumer override of a metric’s own definition, only of its weight and threshold within each policy.

Creating a metric

Click New Metric (top right, also shown in the empty state) to open a side panel titled New Metric. Editing an existing metric — click its row — opens the same panel titled Edit Metric.

Field	Notes
Name	Required. Placeholder example: “e.g. Verified Identity”. Keep it specific enough to recognize in a weighted-metrics table on an agent or Scorecard, where you won’t see the full description.
Description	Optional. Placeholder: “What this metric checks…”. Worth filling in — it’s the only context a teammate attaching your metric to their own agent sees before they add it.
Type	Required. Deterministic or LLM Judge. See Metric types for the difference.

When Type is Deterministic:

Field	Notes
Check Type	Defaults to Tool Called. The same seven deterministic checks documented in Voice Agent Evaluation — Tool Called, Tool Not Called, Tool Called With, Contains Text, Not Contains Text, Regex Match, Turn Count.

When Type is LLM Judge:

Field	Notes
Scoring	Radio: Binary (pass/fail) (“Judge returns true or false. Default.”) or Scale 1-5 (“Judge assigns a score (1-5) using your rubric. Default pass threshold is 4.”). Binary is enough for a yes/no policy check; reach for Scale 1-5 when you actually want a numeric trend to watch over time — it costs you five rubric fields up front, but a metric that’s always going to be pass/fail doesn’t need it.
Judge Prompt	The grading instruction sent to the LLM alongside the transcript. Placeholder example in the app: “Did the agent verify the customer’s identity before providing account information?” Write it as a specific yes/no or gradable question, not a vague theme like “was the agent helpful”.
Who is being evaluated?	Radio: AI Agent (“Score the agent’s utterances. The caller’s lines stay as context.”) or Caller (“Score the caller’s utterances. The agent’s lines stay as context.”).
Score rubric — what merits each score for this metric?	Only shown when Scoring is Scale 1-5. Five fields, Score 1 through Score 5, each with placeholder “What in the conversation would warrant this score?”. Fill in every level, not just the ends — a judge with no definition for “3” will assign one anyway, just inconsistently.

Submit with the button at the bottom of the panel: Create for a new metric, Save Changes when editing.

Use the Type filter above the table (All types / Deterministic / LLM Judge) to check for near-duplicates before creating a new metric — it’s easy to end up with two similarly-named LLM Judge metrics asking almost the same question, which just doubles judge cost without adding signal.

Where metrics get used

Consumer	What it’s for	Docs
Voice Agent Evaluation tab	Automatic post-call grading of every completed call for one agent, split into Caller/Agent groups with weights and a minimum pass score.	Voice Agent Evaluation
Evaluators	Pre-ship regression testing — grade a simulated or scripted test conversation before you publish an agent change.	Creating an Evaluator
Scorecards	Grade batches of already-recorded calls uploaded from Call History, using the same weighted-metrics UI as the Voice Agent Evaluation tab.	Evaluations Overview

Deleting a metric

The row-level delete action opens an AlertDialog titled Delete metric:

This metric will be removed from all evaluators that use it. This action cannot be undone.

Read that literally and it undersells the blast radius: the confirmation copy only mentions evaluators, but the same metric may also be attached to a Voice Agent’s Evaluation policy or a Scorecard. Deletion isn’t scoped to one consumer — if you’re not certain a metric is unused, check its usage on Voice Agents and Scorecards before deleting it, not just in the Evaluators list. There’s no undo.

What’s Next

Voice Agent Evaluation — the metric type system in full: deterministic checks, LLM Judge scoring, speaker scope, and how a group’s final score is calculated.
Evaluations Overview — how Evaluators, Profiles, Metrics, Scorecards, and Runs fit together.
Creating an Evaluator — build a pre-ship test case and attach metrics from this library to it.

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Creating a metric

Where metrics get used

Deleting a metric

What’s Next