Interactive telephone systems with Voice Navigator become widespread. Telephone information services are often limited by the number of operators available at a given call center. The best way to improve call center services, while cutting costs, is to integrate an IVR system that handles calls automatically. An IVR system is a human-computer dialogue system that answers customer inquiries using automatic speech recognition (ASR) and text-to-speech (TTS) capabilities.
IVR can be used to provide:
The IVR system handles all incoming calls according to the speech menu. The speech menu is a scripted dialogue with electronic secretary which is used to accomplish a customer inquiry (e.g. find information on various aspects, move the call to the required agent)
Corporate system of voice customer self-service with complex multilevel menu
Automatic question-answering system of customer self-service is a scripted dialogue that provides customer with required information
Services for conducting telephone survey and voting
System of voice user’s authentication while demanding personalized or confidential information by phone or web
- Operates twenty-four-hour
- Customer service by phone is always on high level regardless of time
- The service is performed by several agents simultaneously
- Reply from the first beeps
- Question-answering system for all customers
- Promptly connects with required agent or department without dialing an extension number
- Makes it possible to use single number for connection with any agent
- There is no necessity to manage telephone directory
- Intel Core 2 Duo, 1 Gb RAM — 20 ASR or TTS
- Intel Core 2 Quad, 1 Gb RAM — 40 ASR or TTS
- Intel Core 2 Duo, 1 Gb RAM — 1 000 000 identifications per hour for SIV
- Software demands: MS Windows Vista, XP, 2000, 2003, 2008 Server
Supported platforms IVR:
- Genesys Voice Portal — GVP
- Cisco Customer Voice Portal — CVP
- Avaya Voice Portal — AVP
- Siemens OpenScape CC Voice Portal


