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🌡️ VoC Pulse

A Proof-of-Concept Analytics Platform for Voice of Customer Feedback

Python License: MIT

VoC Pulse is an AI-driven analytics proof-of-concept (POC) designed to analyze unstructured customer feedback quickly and effectively. Originally developed during a 48-hour sprint, the project provides capabilities to:

  • Process customer feedback to extract insights on Sentiment (e.g., Positive, Negative, Mixed).
  • Identify Topics (e.g., "Buffet", "Service").
  • Apply Vector Embeddings (semantic search) for deeper analysis.

This POC leverages key tools and libraries for rapid data visualization and analysis, presenting insights interactively.


📸 Screenshots

Below is a dashboard showcasing some of the outputs generated by the system:

Dashboard Screenshot


🌟 Current Features (Proof of Concept - V1)

  • Interactive Dashboards: Visualization of customer sentiment trends using Plotly for interactive trend charts and Matplotlib for distributions.
  • Semantic Pie Charts: Charts summarizing customer sentiment breakdowns by selectable criteria.
  • Keyword Generators: Generate dynamic word clouds reflecting common keywords in feedback (e.g., "excellent", "delay").
  • Prototype Retrieval-Augmented Pipeline: A manually implemented RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) system combining OpenAI API and ChromaDB for querying relevant feedback data.

🏃 Current State

This POC is in its early stages, and functionalities such as a complete API backend and agentic capabilities are yet to be developed. The current version is functional as a local app for demonstration of core concepts. Future updates will include:

  • Robust API endpoints (using FastAPI).
  • Autonomous agents for orchestrating insights generation.
  • A full-fledged dashboard for interactive stakeholder discussions.

For a demo or further development, refer to the roadmap in development notes.


📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.