Solidroad + Gong Integration Guide
Last updated: July 17, 2026
Automatically evaluate your Gong-recorded calls using Solidroad's scorecards. This guide walks you through connecting Gong, then running quality assurance (QA) on your conversations at scale.
Before you start: You'll need a Gong admin account (with access to API credentials) to authorise the connection, and a Solidroad user role with permission to manage integrations.
What the Gong integration does
The Gong integration pulls your recorded calls and their transcripts directly into Solidroad, where they can be scored automatically against your customised scorecards.
You can build scorecards to evaluate:
Soft skills, such as rapport, tone, and confidence
Discovery and qualification quality
Objection handling
Pitch and process adherence
Any other team-specific criteria
Because you can run bulk evaluations, you can score hundreds or thousands of calls in a single session — surfacing performance insights, coaching opportunities, and trends across your whole team.
Step 1: Turn on the Gong integration
Enable Gong from within Solidroad so it can request access to your call data.
What to do:
Log in to Solidroad.
Go to the Integrations tab in the bottom-left corner of the main navigation.
Find Gong and toggle it on.
Step 2: Authorise the connection
Approve Solidroad's access to your Gong data.
What to do:
When the access prompt appears, sign in to Gong and approve the integration (or paste your Gong API access key and secret if prompted).
You'll return to Solidroad, where the toggle now shows as active, confirming the connection is complete.
Why it matters: Authorising with an admin account gives Solidroad access to your recorded calls and transcripts. Without it, no calls will be available in your evaluations.
How to run QA on Gong calls
Solidroad scores Gong recorded calls using their transcripts.
Step 3: Start a new bulk evaluation
Create the evaluation that will pull in and score your calls.
What to do:
Go to the Quality tab in Solidroad.
Click Create Evaluation.
Enter a name for your evaluation.
Confirm that Gong is selected as the source — it may be preselected by default.
Step 4: Choose a scorecard
Decide which criteria the calls will be measured against.
What to do:
Select an existing scorecard, or create a new one.
Step 5: Filter your calls
Narrow down which calls are included in the evaluation.
What to do:
Define your filter conditions — for example date range, team, or call type.
Optionally, use custom attributes (such as deal stage or tag) to refine the set further.
Step 6: Select the rep and analyse
Tell Solidroad which rep to score, then run the evaluation.
What to do:
On the final step, specify which rep (host) should be scored when more than one person was on a call.
Click Analyze. Processing may take a few moments depending on the volume of calls.
Reviewing evaluation results
Once the evaluation completes, you'll see a three-panel layout:
The left panel lists every call included in the evaluation.
The middle panel shows the call transcript and any recorded events.
The right panel shows the auto QA results: the overall score, breakdowns by scorecard section, talk time, and suggested improvements with specific examples.
Troubleshooting
No Gong toggle in the Integrations tab? Confirm your Solidroad user role has integration permissions.
Authorisation failed? Make sure you're logged into the correct Gong admin account and your API access key and secret are valid.
No calls appearing? Confirm that recording and transcription are enabled in Gong, then review your filters — widen the date range if needed.
Now that Gong is connected, you can score calls in bulk, track performance, and turn insights into coaching.
If you have any further questions or need assistance, please refer to our support resources or contact the Solidroad team via the Get Help tab within the platform.