
Sherlock Calls is a Slack-native call detective for voice operations teams. When a call fails, evidence is scattered across Twilio call events, ElevenLabs audio and TTS behaviour, webhooks, and CRM records. Sherlock connects to a team's stack via OAuth, correlates provider data, and posts a structured incident case file in Slack: a timestamped cross-provider timeline, root cause hypothesis with evidence, and first checks in triage order. Primary use cases: failure spike investigation, root cause analysis for dropped or timed-out calls, latency attribution, webhook delivery failure detection, transfer and escalation failure forensics.
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