If you've set a word as a tracker but Gong isn't picking it up in your recordings, follow these steps to troubleshoot the issue. (By the way, we also have FAQ for trackers here).
Because Gong transcribes the call and then does some natural language processing, the words that it transcribes can be different from what is actually said. For example, if someone says "Ryan" very slowly or with a bad audio connection, Gong might think they said "Rye and." So, if you have set "Ryan" as a tracker, Gong won't pick it up.
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Go to Conversations > Search and look for the call where the tracker wasn't picked up.
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On the talk track (under the recording panel), click
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Find the part of the transcript where the word is being said and see how Gong transcribed it. Make a note of the transcribed version.
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To add this term as a tracker, go to your company settings here, or do the following:
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Click your name in the upper-right of the any Gong page and select [Company name] Settings.
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Under Optimize analysis, click Custom vocabulary.
For more info, see When to use custom vocabulary
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Click ADD A TERM.
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Define the following:
TERM: Add the word you want to use as a tracker.
CLASSIFICATION: Set whether the term is general, your company name, or a company name.
APPLICABLE LANGUAGES AND ALTERNATIVE TRANSCRIPTIONS: Add the variation that was in the Gong transcription.
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Click SAVE.
From this point on, if the synonym is used, it appears under the original tracker term.