On May 26 2026, the Customer Administration Portal will be updated with enhancements and fixes.
We're rolling out an upgrade to the Akixi reporting platform that powers your call analytics and reporting on Voyant's hosted voice service. This release includes new reporting capabilities, administrative time-savers, a redesigned in-product help experience, and a wide range of bug fixes that improve the accuracy of call data and reports. No customer action is required — the upgrade will be applied automatically.
A flexible new report that lets you break down call activity across the time intervals and entities that matter to your business. You can now run multi-axis interval reporting that combines a time dimension with an entity dimension in a single view.
This makes it much easier to spot patterns in call volume, talk time, and answer rates across the time windows you care about.
Akixi admins will see a refreshed set of pre-built reports designed around the operational areas businesses most often need to monitor:
Together these give a clearer view of demand patterns, answer rates, queue efficiency, missed calls, and live activity — without needing to build reports from scratch.
The packaged Enhanced Call Center Reports portfolio has been refreshed with the latest metrics and call-center capabilities. If you've applied this report set before, reapplying it will pull in the updated portfolio. Key reports are now set to open by default, so you'll see the most important views as soon as you sign in.
Two new queue reporting metrics let you see how many callers abandon a queue before the entrance message finishes versus after it completes, helping you understand whether message length or content is contributing to drop-off. You can now also see when an entrance message is playing in historic call logs and unreturned lost-call investigations.
Scheduled reports can now be sent to up to 20 recipients in a single schedule. Up to 10 of those recipients can be non-users, provided their email address matches the reporting user's domain. This is great for distributing daily or weekly reports to wider stakeholders without having to set each one up individually. Invalid email addresses are now flagged at entry rather than failing silently.
When a supervisor transfers a call from a queue, the call is now reported with a dedicated "Supervisor Transfer" result and status description. This appears as a filterable end-of-segment reason, making it much easier to distinguish supervisor-initiated transfers from forwarded or overflowed calls when reviewing queue performance.
Two new fields can be added to the Historic Call Log to show which call policy was applied to a call:
This helps explain routing outcomes when calls go through scenarios like Night Service, Holiday handling, Forced Forwarding, or Overflow.
When you filter the simplified call log by a specific device, the system now reliably picks the first segment where the call actually interacted with that device — including the right context for where the call came from, what happened during the segment, and where it went next. This makes filtered investigations far less misleading and faster to interpret.
Agent reporting views now show how often agents are using each Not Available (N/A) reason code, including the "Other" bucket and additional code slots. Usage data is available in both real-time and historic contexts, helping supervisors quickly spot adherence patterns and the most common reasons agents go unavailable.
This release includes a wide range of accuracy and stability improvements across call reporting, the Akixi native app, and call-flow modelling. Highlights of what's been fixed: