100% of conversations, scored
Use case 4: every conversation in this demo — AI and human alike — is analysed: intent, case solved yes or no, sentiment, a quality score and the quote behind each finding. Live data from this proof of concept.
Conversations analysed
9
Coverage
100%
Cases solved
33%
Average quality score
100/100
By channel
By case type
Latest conversations
Customer’s name is unknown. The customer needed to check if their secondhand vehicle (plate U 49759) was affected by a recall. Amira checked the recall status (tool call, result: no open safety recall), informed the customer, and offered further assistance; there are no open tasks remaining.
The assistant confirmed there is no open safety recall for the customer’s vehicle.
Summary for RTA customer happiness team: 1. The customer's name was not provided, but they had a driving road test scheduled at Al Qusais Driving Test Centre (booking ref: DT-621415). 2. The customer requested to move their road test from Thursday, 15 October; Amira checked for and offered alternative morning slots next week, and after the customer chose 20 October at 8:00 AM, Amira rescheduled the test and confirmed the change (see tool results for offered slots and confirmation). 3. The issue is fully resolved; no further actions are open.
The customer's road test was successfully rescheduled to Tuesday 20 October at eight in the morning at Al Qusais Driving Test Centre.
Customer Ravi reported losing a black laptop backpack on the Metro Red Line at BurJuman station around 8:00 AM and provided item details in Hindi. Amira searched for the item (case ref: LF-428986), confirmed a match with the Lost & Found Office at Union Metro Station, and validated ownership by asking about contents (grey zip and blue water bottle), which Ravi confirmed. The case is resolved, with Ravi informed on where and how to collect the item, and no further action is pending.
Located and reserved the black laptop backpack for collection at the Union Metro Station Lost & Found Office with clear handover instructions.
Customer Khalid contacted RTA about renewing his car registration (plate U 49759) and had two outstanding fines totaling 790 AED, plus the renewal and fees, for a total of 1,160 AED. Amira explained the breakdown (reference: tool_result.read_back), confirmed Khalid’s email, and sent a single payment link, informing him registration would auto-renew upon payment (reference: tool_result.emailed). The payment is still pending, and registration will process automatically once payment is made.
The payment link for renewal and fines was issued to the customer’s e-mail, with instructions; renewal will be automatic once payment is made.
Asked why his registration renewal for Dubai K 48213 is blocked. Told: two unpaid fines (600 and 150 dirhams). He said he would call in the morning to pay and renew. Open: payment and renewal.
Open — customer to pay fines and renew
Asked why the registration renewal of Dubai U 49759 is blocked. Told: two unpaid fines (600 and 150 dirhams). Khalid said they would call to pay and renew. Open: payment and renewal.
Open — customer to pay fines and renew
Amira.analyze
Scores 100% of conversations against RTA’s own criteria, calibrated against human reviewers on RTA recordings.
Amira.coach
Turns each gap into practice calls with a simulated customer — nobody talks to a real customer before they pass. Documented for Emiratisation programmes.
Amira.assist
Puts the right answer and live translation on the officer’s screen during the call.
Preview inside the demo site. The full product runs at analyze.amira-ai.com. Try the complaint scenario
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Call, chat or talk to the video assistant (bottom left). Amira checks your records, sends one payment link and confirms — in Arabic, English, Hindi, Urdu and more.