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A call summary should preserve what the caller corrected

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A corrected value should become the current value. The handoff should also explain the correction when that helps staff avoid using the old answer. It should not preserve every private detail forever.

Consider this synthetic before-and-after record for a proposed custom intake design.

Before: “Call the office number. Site access is available on Friday.”

Caller correction: “Do not call the office. Use the approved email address I gave you. I still need to check whether anyone can open the site on Friday.”

After: “Current contact preference: email, caller confirmed. Prior phone preference: superseded, do not use for this request. Site access on Friday: unresolved. Reviewer action: verify access before arranging a visit. No visit confirmed.”

That tells staff more than “contact updated.” They can see which method to use and which fact still needs checking. “Superseded” means the old choice was replaced. You can note that change without copying the rejected number into every summary.

Twilio says partial text from Gather may change while it processes speech.[2] Do not treat that draft text as the final correction. Wait for the full answer and read it back. Mark the new field confirmed only after the caller says it is right.

Check the final value and the short note about the change. Does the summary also show the unresolved fact and who must check it? Then look at any draft made from the note. A callback task must not keep the old phone choice after the caller rejects it.

Core Agentic has not verified this as working voice functionality. Book a Demo to discuss correction-aware handoff records for a custom intake build.

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