Glossary

Human handoff

The moment an AI agent transfers a conversation to a human teammate, ideally with context, recommended next steps, and a running SLA clock.

Handoff is the most undervalued feature in CX-AI. The agent does not need to handle every call; it needs to handle the right ones, and hand off cleanly when the call falls outside its scope.

A clean handoff is not a transfer of audio. It is a transfer of context. The human takes over with the transcript already open, the customer record already loaded, a recommended next action, and an SLA clock that started when the call began, not when the human picked up.

The failure mode is the cold handoff: the agent transfers the call without warning, the human picks up confused, and the customer has to re-explain themselves. That is the worst of both worlds, an AI that did not help and a human who is now playing catch-up.

How Vorel does this

Vorel handoffs include the transcript, the recommended action, the customer record, and an SLA clock that was already running.

The next call doesn’t have to go to voicemail.

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