AI-Powered Analysis

Leverage artificial intelligence to gain insights from your operator data

About AI Analysis

TLOGic's AI Playground uses Google Gemini to analyze operator performance data and provide actionable insights. The AI can identify trends, detect anomalies, and suggest improvements based on the metrics extracted from your TLOG file.

How AI Analysis Works

When you request an AI analysis, TLOGic sends operator performance data to Google's Gemini AI model along with your prompt. The AI analyzes patterns in the data and returns natural language insights and recommendations.

Accessing AI Analysis

  1. Navigate to the AI Playground tab after loading a TLOG file
  2. Review the operator data summary (automatically generated)
  3. Choose a pre-built prompt or write your own custom question
  4. Click "Analyze with AI"
  5. Wait for the analysis to complete (typically 5-15 seconds)
  6. Review the results and copy them if needed

Pre-Built Analysis Prompts

TLOGic includes four pre-built prompts designed for common analysis scenarios:

Top & Bottom Performers

"Analyze the operator performance data and identify the top 3 performers and bottom 3 performers. Explain what makes them stand out."

Best for: Identifying high performers for recognition and low performers who may need training or support. Provides specific metrics that differentiate top and bottom operators.

Flag Anomalies

"Identify any operators with unusually high void or return rates. What might be causing this?"

Best for: Detecting potential issues with accuracy, training, or possible policy violations. The AI considers context and suggests root causes.

Efficiency Analysis

"Compare the efficiency metrics (ring time, tender time) across operators. Who needs training?"

Best for: Identifying operators who may benefit from speed and efficiency training. Highlights slow transaction processing times.

Action Plan

"Provide 3 specific, actionable recommendations to improve overall operator performance based on this data."

Best for: Getting concrete next steps and improvement strategies based on the current team's performance patterns.

Writing Custom Prompts

For more specific analysis, write your own custom prompts in the text area. Here are tips for effective prompts:

Be Specific

Good Example:

"Which operators have void rates above 5% and what is their average transaction value compared to the team average?"

Avoid:

"Tell me about the operators."

Ask for Actionable Insights

Good Example:

"Based on the performance data, which 2 operators should I prioritize for advanced training and why?"

Avoid:

"Who is good?"

Combine Multiple Metrics

Good Example:

"Identify operators with both high sales amounts AND low void rates. What techniques might they be using that others could learn from?"

Common Use Cases

Training Needs

Prompt: "Which operators have ring times more than 20% slower than average? What specific areas should training focus on?"

Use this to identify skill gaps and create targeted training programs.

Recognition Programs

Prompt: "Rank operators by their composite performance score. Who are the top 5 and what specific achievements should be highlighted?"

Identify high performers for employee recognition and rewards.

Team Benchmarking

Prompt: "What is the median performance for each key metric? Which operators are above/below these benchmarks?"

Establish performance standards and identify outliers.

Loss Prevention

Prompt: "Are there any operators with unusual patterns in their void/refund activity that might warrant further investigation?"

Detect potential policy violations or fraud indicators.

Understanding AI Results

AI analysis results typically include:

Pro Tip: Copy AI results using the "Copy" button and paste them into your performance review documents, training plans, or management reports. You can also run multiple analyses with different prompts to explore various angles of the same data.

Limitations & Considerations

Important Notes

Best Practices

Do This

  • Run analysis after loading fresh, recent data
  • Use specific, focused prompts
  • Compare AI findings with your observations
  • Run multiple analyses from different angles
  • Save useful analyses for future reference
  • Share insights with management teams

Avoid

  • Making personnel decisions based solely on AI
  • Running analyses on partial or corrupt files
  • Using vague, open-ended prompts
  • Ignoring context and circumstances
  • Sharing raw AI output without interpretation
  • Over-relying on AI instead of human judgment

Troubleshooting AI Analysis

AI Analysis Fails or Times Out

Results Don't Make Sense

Generic or Unhelpful Responses