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Overview

A dataset is a named, project-scoped collection of conversations. Use datasets to group calls or chats you want to evaluate together — a batch of onboarding failures, last quarter’s escalations, a golden set for regression testing in Studio. Each dataset holds one conversation type — Calls or Chats — chosen at creation. A dataset is locked to that type; you can’t mix modalities in a single dataset. Datasets live under Measure → Datasets in the sidebar.

Dataset properties

PropertyDescription
NameRequired — e.g. “Q1 Support Calls”, “Onboarding Failures”
DescriptionOptional context for what the dataset contains
TypeCalls or Chats — fixed at creation
CountNumber of conversations currently in the dataset
LabelsTags for organizing datasets
Datasets with a System badge are managed by Roark and can’t be edited or deleted.

Creating a dataset

1

Open Datasets

Go to Measure → Datasets and click New Dataset.
2

Pick the conversation type

Choose Calls or Chats. This is permanent — pick based on what you’ll be adding.
3

Name it

Add a name and an optional description, then click Create.

Adding conversations

How you add conversations depends on the dataset type:
  • Call datasets — open the dataset and click Add Calls to pick calls from your project.
  • Chat datasets — add chats from the chat’s detail page, not from the dataset panel.

Managing a dataset

Selecting a dataset from the list opens its detail panel, which shows the name, conversation count, and last-updated time above a table of members. From there you can:
  • Remove conversations — select rows and bulk-remove them (with confirmation). Removing a conversation from a dataset doesn’t delete the conversation itself.
  • Edit — rename the dataset or update its description.
  • Delete — remove the dataset entirely.
  • Drill in — click any row to open that conversation’s detail view.
The list page has All / Calls / Chats filter pills and a search box to find datasets quickly.

What’s Next

Studio

Run a battery of evals against the conversations you’ve grouped

Collectors

Run metrics automatically on matching calls and chats