Coval is an evaluation and quality platform built specifically for voice AI agents — the automated phone assistants that handle support, banking, insurance, and booking calls. The pitch is simple and unglamorous: the riskiest call is the one you never tested, and a handful of manual QA calls will not surface the accents, interruptions, policy traps, and tool errors that decide whether an agent holds up at scale. Coval gives product, QA, operations, and compliance teams one measurement layer to answer that question with evidence rather than anecdotes.
The platform works as a three-part loop. Simulation runs thousands of realistic conversations against an agent before launch, covering personas, conversational turns, and hard policies. Observe runs evaluations against live production traffic to catch quality drift the moment prompts, models, workflows, or vendors change. Review routes the conversations that matter to human reviewers, whose judgments then sharpen the automated metrics for the following release — so every production insight becomes the next test.
Coval is aimed at teams putting voice agents in front of large customer bases. Its use cases are organised by industry — customer support, financial services, healthcare, hospitality, insurance, retail, and travel — as well as by build approach, with options for agent platforms, in-house builders shipping on LiveKit, Pipecat or custom stacks, and vendor bakeoffs. The company reports figures such as a 217% improvement in agent accuracy within seven days, 3.1 million evaluation metrics run weekly, and under 15 minutes to a first simulation via CLI, alongside documentation, an API reference, and a trust center.
