An electronic call assistant based on a callee-status and a caller-status, comprises one or more sensors, a memory, and a circuitry. The memory in the first electronic device may be configured to store a plurality of applications. The circuitry in the first electronic device is configured to determine an identity of a caller of a voice call received by the first electronic device from a second electronic device. A current callee-status of a callee associated with the first electronic device, is detected. The circuitry is configured to extract a text query from a speech signal in the received voice call. The circuitry is further configured to communicate a custom audio response to the second electronic device based on the extracted text query, the determined identity of the caller, current callee-status of the callee, and the level of access associated with the determined identity.

A system for providing voice-to-text captioning service comprising a relay processor that receives voice messages generated by a hearing user during a call, the processor programmed to present the voice messages to a first call assistant, a call assistant device used by the first call assistant to generate call assistant generated text corresponding to the hearing user's voice messages, the processor further programmed to run automated voice-to-text transcription software to generate automated text corresponding to the hearing user's voice messages, use the call assistant generated text, the automated text and the hearing user's voice messages to train the voice-to-text transcription software to more accurately transcribe the hearing user's voice messages to text, determine when the accuracy exceeds an accuracy requirement threshold, during the call and prior to the automated text exceeding the accuracy requirement threshold, transmitting the call assistant generated text to the assisted user's device for display to the assisted user and subsequent to the automated text exceeding the accuracy requirement threshold, transmitting the automated text to the assisted user's device for display to the assisted user.

A bridging for using a non-voice-based user interface, such as a text chat interface, with a voice-enabled interactive voice response system which, during a non-voice-based communication session with a client user device, receives from the client user device, a non-voice entry entered by a client user into the communication session; identifies one or more elements in the non-voice entry constrained by one or more allowed responses by the voice-enabled interactive voice response system; maps the one or more elements to one or more of the allowed responses; and passes the mapped one or more identified elements to a voice-enabled interactive voice response system as a input via emulation of a voice recognition analysis response.

Apparatus and method for sharing state information using a web-enabled system and a phone service system are disclosed. In some embodiments, a presence module is used to identify a currently accessed web page to an agent during an on-line session. In some embodiments, documents are delivered to a user through a web browser concurrent with an audio message delivered by phone. Concurrent delivery of documents configured to accept an electronic signature is disclosed.

This disclosure describes techniques and systems for encoding instructions in audio data that, when output on a speaker of a first device in an environment, cause a second device to output content in the environment. In some instances, the audio data has a frequency that is inaudible to users in the environment. Thus, the first device is able to cause the second device to output the content without users in the environment hearing the instructions. In some instances, the first device also outputs content, and the content output by the second device is played at an offset relative to a position of the content output by the first device.

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for ingesting batch or real-time incoming audio or text interactive communications. The system verifies that the interactive communication excludes security threats, comprises associated metadata, verifies that the interactive communication is linked to an existing or previous customer's interaction within an organization, enriches the associated metadata with additional data from the customer's interaction within an organization, transforms a media file type of the interactive communication to a common media file type, generates a transcript of the interactive communication, registers the enriched associated metadata with a stored copy of the transcript, and instantiates an interface to provide organizational access to the registered enriched associated metadata and stored copy of the transcript.

Disclosed are methods and systems for voice phishing monitoring. For instance, a method includes receiving voice data of an incoming call to a communication device from an application associated with a user account and executing on the device, identifying an entity and interaction allegedly associated with the incoming call from the voice data, determining first fraud indicator data based on a number of the incoming call and second fraud indicator data based on a correspondence of user account interaction data to the entity and/or interaction, and providing the voice data to a trained machine learning system to receive third fraud indicator data based on content and/or a voice characteristic identified from the voice data. The method may further include determining a status for the incoming call of fraudulent or confirmed based on the first, second, and third fraud indicator data, and generating a notification indicating the status for display.

A hardware device may receive a command from a user and then respond to that command with information. Such commands may cause an audible response to be broadcast via speaker. A device's audio reply to a command may include sensitive details that a person may not wish to share. When a device makes such an audio reply, it may therefore divulge sensitive information to one or more other people that are in listening range. A person utilizing such a device may thus inadvertently compromise his own privacy. The present disclosure includes techniques that are usable to mitigate such privacy exposures by detecting a presence of a second person in a surrounding environment and creating a reply that omits some or all of the sensitive information that might have otherwise been broadcast by a command device.

An electronic call assistant based on a callee-status and a caller-status, comprises one or more sensors, a memory, and a circuitry. The memory in the first electronic device may be configured to store a plurality of applications. The circuitry in the first electronic device is configured to determine an identity of a caller of a voice call received by the first electronic device from a second electronic device. A current callee-status of a callee associated with the first electronic device, is detected. The circuitry is configured to extract a text query from a speech signal in the received voice call. The circuitry is further configured to communicate a custom audio response to the second electronic device based on the extracted text query, the determined identity of the caller, current callee-status of the callee, and the level of access associated with the determined identity.

A virtual meeting attendee includes a scheduling interface operatively coupled to a computerized meeting platform and configured to enable the virtual meeting attendee to be scheduled into meetings as a participant by users of the computerized meeting platform. The virtual meeting attendee also includes a content preparation machine configured, when the meeting attendee has been scheduled into a meeting as a participant, to receive meeting-associated content from computing devices of other participants scheduled into the meeting and output the meeting-associated content for display via a display device associated with the virtual meeting attendee.