Services
Describe the work, products, or appointment types the business actually offers.
Business profile
Tell Call Census what the business sells, where it operates, which signals indicate a genuine opportunity, and which calls should be excluded from lead classification.
The business profile guides classification while the current call evidence remains the primary source for the specific review.
Describe the work, products, or appointment types the business actually offers.
Record useful indicators such as a requested quote, booking, service need, or actionable next step.
Identify categories such as spam, wrong numbers, vendors, job seekers, and non-sales administration.
Add service area, hours, and other constraints that affect whether an opportunity is eligible.
A long wish list of positive words does not define a qualified call. The standard should describe a real customer need, eligibility, and an actionable sales next step—then state the exclusions that override weaker positive signals.
Examples illustrate the structure, not a universal rule. Each Account should reflect its own services and qualification standard.
The profile gives the AI useful context and makes review more consistent. Your reviewer still confirms whether the individual call counts.
Use what the caller actually said and the normalized metadata available for this call.
Apply the business profile’s services, exclusions, and qualification rules.
Resolve uncertainty, correct recommendations, and maintain the standard over time.
Start with one Account, document what counts, and test the standard against real calls.