Agent Copilot: Enable additional languages for wrap-up notes (Public Beta)
Public Beta
Agent Copilot is currently available as a Public Beta product and the information contained in this document is subject to change. This means that some features are not yet implemented and others may be changed before the product is declared as Generally Available. Public Beta products are not covered by a SLA.
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By default, Agent Copilot detects English (US). If conversations in your contact center happen in other languages, you can turn on additional languages to generate wrap-up notes in those languages.
Turning on additional languages allows you to:
- Generate the summary and sentiment in the language your agents and customers use.
- Use language nuances to correctly determine the customer's sentiment.
- Integrate non-English wrap-up notes with your application via webhook.
Turning on additional languages doesn't impact Flex UI strings. If you want Flex to localize UI strings to your agent's language, consider using a localization plugin, or reach out to your Twilio support team to learn about more options.
- Flex UI 2.8.x and above
- Agent Copilot is turned on
- In Twilio Console, go to Flex > AI features > Agent Copilot.
- Under Wrap-up notes , click Manage auto-generation service.
- Under Language, select Enable additional languages.
- Select your additional languages.
- Click Save auto-generation settings.
During wrap-up, agents see sentiment and summary in the detected language. The disposition code remains in the language it was written in. Note Twilio recommends keeping disposition codes in one language to prevent duplication and keep reporting consistent.
Saved wrap-up notes also show in the customer's history, if you've set up Unified Profiles. If notes were completed in Portuguese, for example, those Portuguese notes show in the history tab.
If a conversation includes multiple languages, wrap-up notes generate in the predominant language. This setting isn't configurable.
If Agent Copilot detects an unselected or unsupported language, wrap-up notes still generate, but with inconsistency and reduced accuracy.
Webhook notes are stored in their detected languages and aren't converted to one language. If you want all notes in one language, consider using translation software.