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TTEC Unveils CARES, a New Quality Intelligence Metric That Measures What Customers Actually Experience

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TTEC (TTEC) unveiled CARES on September 24, 2026, a quality intelligence framework for measuring customer experiences.

CARES uses AI-powered conversation analytics to assess resolution, customer effort and sentiment across interactions, rather than relying on sampled quality reviews. It combines those measures into a CARES Score. TTEC has applied the methodology to more than 82,000 interactions to date. In an analysis for a travel e-commerce organization, it examined over 20,000 interactions and identified more than 8,500 negative experiences. Targeted improvements identified through that analysis represented over $400,000 in potential annualized cost savings.

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Customer interactions analyzed: 100% Interactions analyzed to date: More than 82,000 customer interactions Interactions in example analysis: Over 20,000 customer interactions +2 more
Customer interactions analyzed
100%
TTEC CARES framework coverage
Interactions analyzed to date
More than 82,000 customer interactions
TTEC CARES methodology
Interactions in example analysis
Over 20,000 customer interactions
Major travel e-commerce organization
Negative experiences identified
More than 8,500
Example analysis for a major travel e-commerce organization
Potential annualized cost savings
Over $400,000
Savings represented by targeted improvements identified in the example analysis

Key Terms

conversation analytics, omnichannel
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conversation analytics technical
"uses AI-powered conversation analytics to analyze 100% of customer interactions"
Conversation analytics is the use of software to collect and analyze spoken or written interactions—like customer calls, chat logs, and emails—to pull out patterns, topics, sentiment, and performance metrics. For investors, it matters because those insights can reveal customer satisfaction, sales effectiveness, compliance risks and operational trends—similar to reading a company’s customer diary to see whether its products and service are gaining or losing traction.
omnichannel technical
"designs, builds, and operates omnichannel contact center technology"
A coordinated approach to selling and serving customers across all touchpoints—stores, websites, mobile apps, social media, and call centers—so the experience feels like one continuous conversation no matter where a customer interacts. For investors, omnichannel capability signals how well a company can attract and keep customers, turn interactions into sales, and use shared customer data to cut costs and boost revenue—making it a key driver of growth and competitive strength.

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New proprietary framework analyzes 100% of customer interactions to identify the issues driving customer friction and business impact

AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- TTEC, a leading global consulting, technology, and managed services company delivering solutions at the intersection of data, AI, and customer experience (CX), today unveiled TTEC CARES, a proprietary quality intelligence framework designed to help organizations move beyond traditional quality assurance scorecards and understand what customers actually experience across every interaction.

TTEC CARES, an acronym for Conversation, Analytics, Resolution, Effort and Sentiment, uses AI-powered conversation analytics to analyze 100% of customer interactions and measure three critical drivers of the customer experience: resolution, effort, and sentiment. Rather than relying on limited survey feedback or sampled quality evaluations, TTEC CARES helps organizations understand whether an issue was resolved, how much effort the customer expended, and how the customer felt throughout the experience.

The framework turns those signals into a unified CARES Score, giving contact center leaders a view of customer experience at the interaction level and at scale.

"Quality assurance has traditionally focused on whether agents follow a process. TTEC CARES shifts the focus to quality intelligence - whether customers achieved their desired outcome and how they experienced the journey," said Suzi Simango, TTEC’s executive director of quality intelligence. "By measuring resolution, effort, and sentiment together, organizations gain a clearer understanding of what's driving customer satisfaction, operational performance, and business results."

From quality scores to customer experience intelligence

Unlike traditional survey programs that often capture feedback from only a small percentage of customers, TTEC CARES can provide visibility across every interaction, helping organizations uncover hidden customer friction, identify coaching opportunities, and surface operational issues in near real time. The framework uses AI-powered conversation analytics to transform customer conversations into actionable business intelligence.

The framework focuses on three core experience signals:

  • Resolution: Was the customer's issue fully resolved?
  • Effort: How much customer effort to achieve that outcome?
  • Sentiment: How did the customer feel throughout the interaction?

Together, these signals provide a complete view of the customer experience and help organizations move from sampled measurement to scaled intelligence, from reactive coaching to proactive action, and from reporting scores to understanding the drivers behind them.

Early analysis shows how quality intelligence can uncover hidden costs

TTEC has applied the CARES methodology to more than 82,000 customer interactions to date, using resolution, effort, and sentiment data to identify the drivers of dissatisfaction and quantify their business impact. In one analysis for a major travel e-commerce organization, CARES analyzed over 20,000 customer interactions and identified more than 8,500 negative experiences. Targeted improvements identified through the analysis represented over $400,000 in potential annualized cost savings.

TTEC executives will share the vision behind TTEC CARES at the 2026 QATC Annual Conference during their session, "Beyond the Scorecard: Rethinking How Call Centers Measure What Actually Matters.” The presentation will explore why customer outcomes, rather than process adherence alone, are becoming the new standard for measuring contact center performance.

About TTEC
TTEC Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTEC) is a leading global consulting, technology, and managed services company delivering solutions at the intersection of data, AI, and customer experience. Serving iconic and disruptive brands, TTEC’s outcome-based solutions span the entire enterprise, touch every virtual interaction channel, and improve each step of the customer journey. Leveraging next-generation digital technology, the Company’s TTEC Digital business designs, builds, and operates omnichannel contact center technology, CRM, AI, and analytics solutions. The Company also delivers AI-enhanced customer engagement, customer acquisition and growth, tech support, back-office, and fraud prevention services. Founded in 1982, TTEC’s singular obsession with CX excellence has earned it leading client, customer, and employee satisfaction scores across the globe. The Company’s employees operate on six continents and bring technology and humanity together to deliver happy customers and differentiated business results. To learn more, visit https://ttec.com.

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What does TTEC CARES measure?

TTEC CARES measures whether a customer's issue was resolved, how much effort the customer expended and how the customer felt during the interaction. It combines those measures into a CARES Score.

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