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IVR & Speech Recognition - Demonstrations


 


Here at ICR, we've developed some demonstration applications to kick-start your ideas and help you understand some of the possibilities that automated telephony applications open up.

These examples incorporate a range of leading edge technologies including Speech Recognition, IVR, Text to Speech and SMS. Please click on the descriptions below to find out more.

Automated Telephone Survey Applications
Organisations are increasingly recognising the value of using customer and employee feedback to gauge how they are perceived and understand what they need to do to improve. Automated telephony surveys are a great way to gain large volumes of objective information in a highly cost-effective way, providing a firm foundation for continuous improvement programmes.

Interactive Outbound IVR Applications
Interactive outbound IVR applications do not readily spring to mind when people think of telephony automation, but they can be used creatively to provide significant benefits to organisations and their customers. Typical examples include appointment reminders within the health industry and information capture applications, such as meter readings.

Caller Identification and Verification
This is one of the most frequently occurring and mundane tasks within a contact centre. Automation of the process can remove many seconds from every agent call and improve security, providing significant benefits to the operation and its customers.

Automated Name, Address and Postcode Capture
Automated capture of a customer’s name and address can help organisations and customers in many ways. Removing the need for agent interaction in calls such as brochure requests is highly attractive to many companies. The process can also form part of larger applications which can include ordering products and paying for them, providing the address of the nearest store, giving out opening and closing times etc.


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