Patent classifications
H04M2201/16
Meeting management
A computer implanted method of updating a user joining a group after a user-relevant topic has been discussed, the method includes, with a processor operatively-coupled to a memory: identifying the user joining group after a first topic has been discussed in the current session of the group; and determining interest of the user in the first topic, wherein if the first topic is determined to be of interest to the user, providing an automated summary of the first topic to the user.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR RESOLVING OVERLAPPING SPEECH IN A COMMUNICATION SESSION
Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can be configured to determine first audio associated with a first user and second audio associated with a second user, the first user and the second user associated with a communication session. The second audio can be muted based on a determination that the first audio and the second audio overlap. The second audio can be provided based on completion of the first audio.
Flexible routing of outbound contact requests
Systems, methods, and computer media for routing outbound contact requests are provided herein. The described examples allow routing and execution of outbound contact requests of different types, such as voice call, voice message, text message, chat, and email. Routing rules govern the routing of scheduled, automatic, and push-delayed outbound contact requests based on the type of outbound contact request and parameters associated with the request. Routing can include, for example, queuing a request for an agent, scheduling a request for release at a specified time, reserving a request for delayed push, or automatically executing an outbound contact event corresponding to the request.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS TO TRIAGE CONTACT CENTER ISSUES USING AN INCIDENT GRIEVANCE SCORE
Systems for and methods of assessing the priority of a customer reported issue include receiving input regarding a customer issue experienced by a customer; calculating an incident grievance score by inserting the received input into a machine learning model; assigning a priority to the customer issue based on the calculated incident grievance score; receiving updated input regarding the customer issue; periodically recalculating the incident grievance score for the customer issue by inserting the received input and the updated input into the machine learning model; changing the priority of the customer issue when the recalculated incident grievance score differs from the calculated incident grievance score; and notifying a team assigned to fix the customer issue when the priority of the customer issue changes.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MOBILE DEVICE ACTIVE CALLBACK PRIORITIZATION
A system and methods for mobile device active callback prioritization, utilizing an enhanced callback prioritization engine operating on a user's mobile device for integration through the operating system and software applications operating on the device, wherein the enhanced callback prioritization engine receives intercepted data or voice messages sent to the mobile device, retrieves and aggregates data related to the assigned messages, inputs the assigned data message and aggregate data into one or more machine learning algorithms wherein the algorithms may analyze the input data, the results of the analysis may be used to compute a priority score for the assigned data message, and generates a callback list from the computed prioritization score. The priority score is in part based on 3rd party application data related to the data or voice messages providing context to the machine learning algorithms.
AUTOMATED CALLING SYSTEM
Methods, systems, and apparatus for an automated calling system are disclosed. Some implementations are directed to using a bot to initiate telephone calls and conduct telephone conversations with a user. The bot may be interrupted while providing synthesized speech during the telephone call. The interruption can be classified into one of multiple disparate interruption types, and the bot can react to the interruption based on the interruption type. Some implementations are directed to determining that a first user is placed on hold by a second user during a telephone conversation, and maintaining the telephone call in an active state in response to determining the first user hung up the telephone call. The first user can be notified when the second user rejoins the call, and a bot associated with the first user can notify the first user that the second user has rejoined the telephone call.
REAL-TIME CALL TRANSLATION SYSTEM AND METHOD
A real-time call translation system and method is provided. The invention provides establishing a voice call between a user speaking a source language and another user understanding and speaking a different target language; and performing translation of the audio of the source user into audio in the target language, and translation of the audio of the target user back to audio in the source language during the call. Further, the invention provides interlacing of the audio of the source user, the target user and the translated audio; in which the listener first hears the original audio from the other participant and then the associated translated audio and the speaker synchronously also hears the translated audio. Further the interlacing provides participants a better understanding of the conversation and conversational flow. Further the method facilitates better translations and clearer transcription, as the audio streams are not overlapped, and further noise and interference are reduced in the audio streams.
Selective conference digest
Various disclosed implementations involve processing and/or playback of a recording of a conference involving a plurality of conference participants. Some implementations disclosed herein involve receiving audio data corresponding to a recording of at least one conference involving a plurality of conference participants. In some examples, only a portion of the received audio data will be selected as playback audio data. The selection process may involve a topic selection process, a talkspurt filtering process and/or an acoustic feature selection process. Some examples involve receiving an indication of a target playback time duration. Selecting the portion of audio data may involve making a time duration of the playback audio data within a threshold time difference of the target playback time duration.
TECHNIQUES FOR PAIRING IN A TASK ASSIGNMENT SYSTEM WITH AN EXTERNAL PAIRING SYSTEM
Techniques for pairing in a task assignment system with an external pairing system are disclosed. In one particular embodiment, the techniques may be realized as a method for pairing in a task assignment system with an external pairing system comprising transmitting first information that identifies one or more tasks waiting for assignment and one or more agents available for assignment; transmitting a pairing request; determining an initial timeout window to wait for the external pairing system to respond to the pairing request; receiving at a first time within the initial timeout window, an extension request that includes an instruction to extend the initial timeout window; extending the initial timeout window in response to the receiving the extension request; and receiving at a second time within the extended timeout window, a pairing response that includes a selected pairing between the one or more tasks and the one or more agents.
Initiating a subsequent hold
Disclosed are systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media for delivering content to a client device placed on hold. A communication system establishes a communication session between a client device placed on an initial hold and a content delivery service, during which the client device placed on the initial hold may place a subsequent hold, resulting in multiple concurrent holds. The communication system allocates a unique identifier to the subsequent hold and updates records associated with the initial and subsequent holds to include an indication that the client device that ends the hold should be placed on hold. The communication system terminates the communication session between the client device placed on the initial hold and the content delivery service and returns the unique identifier allocated to the subsequent hold to the client device that initiated the subsequent hold.