Patent classifications
H04M2201/41
Techniques for relaying audio messages to devices
Techniques are disclosed for transmitting an announcement to one or more devices. In one example, a first device receives a first message that includes an announcement, the announcement associated with a voice that spoke the announcement. The first device may determine the announcement from the first message, and then identify one or more devices for receiving the announcement. The one or more devices may have a particular device type of a plurality of different device types comprising at least a mobile device. The first device may then transmit a second message to the one or more devices for presentation of the announcement by the one or more devices.
IDENTIFYING SPEAKERS IN TRANSCRIPTION OF MULTIPLE PARTY CONVERSATIONS
A method and system in which a transcription of multi-party communication is provided. A plurality of speakers are recorded using any of a variety of recording devices. A copy of the recording is processed through a diarisation process to create a final diarisation product and a second copy of the recording is processed through a transcription process to create a final transcription product. The final diarisation product is used to differentiate individual speakers of the plurality of speakers in a final transcript. The final transcript and audio samples of each of the voice prints identified through the diarisation process are presented to a reviewer to determine the identity of each of the differentiated individual speakers. The identity of the each of the differentiated individual speakers is then inserted into the final transcript.
Inbound Calls to Intelligent Controlled-Environment Facility Resident Media and/or Communications Devices
An inbound call connection request may be received from a non-resident, directed to a controlled-environment facility resident and/or the resident's device. A determination may be made that a calling account of the resident does not have sufficient funds to pay for the inbound call, whereupon a message may be provided to the non-resident offering billing options, including at least a wireless carrier billing option, to complete the call connection. The call may be connected with the resident device in response to a determination a calling account of the inmate has sufficient funds to pay for the call or acceptance of one of the payment methods by the non-resident, along with authentication that the non-resident is associated with an address identifier (AID) of the resident device, and verification that the resident operating the device is associated with the AID of the device.
System and method for multilingual authentication access to communication system in controlled environment
A system and method for multilingual authentication access to a communication system in a controlled environment is disclosed. The system includes a communication subsystem that connects a communication between a first communication device and a second communication device, wherein one of the first communication device or the second communication device is used by the inmate of the correctional system. The system also includes a profile subsystem configured to determine profile information of a party associated with the first communication device. The system further includes an authentication subsystem that provides one or more challenge questions to the first communication device based on the profile information, receives at least one response to the one or more challenge questions from the first communication device, and authorizes connection of the communication between the first communication device and the second communication device based on the at least one response.
Automatically updating a record in a customer relationship management (CRM) database based on video information extracted from a video call
An intelligent transcription and automated record generation system and method are provided in which a record identification module can identify, based on call data from a video call, a record in a customer relationship management (CRM) database that is relevant to the video call. An image recognition and video extraction module can process a video stream that includes video information from the video call to extract relevant portions of the video information that are relevant to the record as extracted video information. A record updater module can automatically modify the record at the CRM database to include at least part of the extracted video information as part of the record.
System and method for identifying recipients during a communications session
Methods and systems for identifying intended recipients of remarks from a speaker in a communications session established among a plurality of participant devices are provided herein. In some embodiments, a method for identifying intended recipients of remarks from a speaker in a communications session established among a plurality of participant devices may include receiving an indication of a first participant to whom remarks are to be addressed; determining identification information associated with the first participant; and transmitting the identification information associated with the first participant to one or more of the plurality of participant devices.
System and Method for Implementing Self Learning Corrections Call Monitoring
Novel tools and techniques might provide for implementing call monitoring, and, in particular embodiments, to methods, systems, apparatuses, and computer software for implementing self-learning corrections facility call monitoring. In some embodiments, a method might comprise an automated call monitor monitoring a voice or video call between a call participant and a prison inmate, and analyzing at least one of conversation content of the call, voice characteristics of the call participant and/or the prison inmate, and/or (for video calls) body language of the parties to the call, to determine whether the conversation content, voice characteristics, and/or body language are indicative of impermissible content and/or impermissible conduct (i.e., indicative of past, present, and/or future criminal behavior or acts, and the like). The automated call monitor might flag calls that present such indications of impermissible content and/or conduct, for review by corrections facility personnel, and might self-learn based on input by such personnel.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR RELIABLE CALL RECORDING TESTING AND PROPRIETARY CUSTOMER INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
A system and methods for reliable call recording testing and proprietary customer information retrieval, wherein recording may be both active and passive in nature, recording call audio from the moment a call begins such as to include dial tones, IVR interactions, and other non-conversation call contents that may generally be omitted in traditional recordings. These recordings may then be compared to similar recordings collected by traditional systems to “align” the recordings, identifying portions of the call that may have been omitted from one recording by using audio fingerprinting to match recordings up for improved analysis.
VOICE AND SPEECH RECOGNITION FOR CALL CENTER FEEDBACK AND QUALITY ASSURANCE
A computer-implemented method for providing an objective evaluation to a customer service representative regarding his performance during an interaction with a customer may include receiving a digitized data stream corresponding to a spoken conversation between a customer and a representative; converting the data stream to a text stream; generating a representative transcript that includes the words from the text stream that are spoken by the representative; comparing the representative transcript with a plurality of positive words and a plurality of negative words; and generating a score that varies according to the occurrence of each word spoken by the representative that matches one of the positive words, and/or the occurrence of each word spoken by the representative that matches one of the negative words. Tone of voice, as well as response time, during the interaction may also be monitored and analyzed to adjust the score, or generate a separate score.
DETECTING USER IDENTITY IN SHARED AUDIO SOURCE CONTEXTS
Computerized systems are provided for determining an identity of one or more users that use a same audio source, such as a microphone. The identity of one or more users that use a same audio source can based on generating a list of participant candidates who are likely to participate in an associated event, such as a meeting. For instance, embodiments can generate one or more network graphs of a meeting invitee any only voice input samples of the meeting invitee's N closest connections are compared to an utterance to determine the identity of the user associated with the utterance. One or more indicators that identify the users who are using the same audio source, as well as additional information or metadata associated with the identified user can be caused to be presented.