Disclosed are a method and server for providing an on-screen automatic response service using automatic pop-up through a voice call auto-reply. A method of providing an on-screen automatic response service (ARS) through a voice call auto-reply includes receiving a voice call from a mobile terminal, checking whether a software development kit (SDK), which is necessary to execute program location information (URL) for providing the ARS on the mobile terminal directly without user intervention, is installed, and executing the program location information (URL) directly without user intervention to provide the ARS or providing the program location information (URL) to the mobile terminal and providing the ARS according to an execution command for the program location information (URL) received from a user depending on whether the software development kit is installed. Accordingly, a separate database for checking the installation of a separate SDK is not required, and multiple steps for inquiry are not required. Thus, it is possible to simplify configuration, improve service speed, and also reduce operating costs.

Message-based interactive voice response (IVR) menu reconnection is used to reconnect a calling device to a destination at a specific node of a call path after the calling device disconnects from a call with the destination. Menu options of an IVR service presented during a call between the calling device and the destination are determined responsive to the calling device disconnecting from the call. A message including one or more selectable elements each associated with one of the menu options is then transmitted to the calling device. Responsive to a selection of a selectable element at the calling device, the calling device is connected to a destination endpoint. Thus, where the calling device had partially or fully traversed an IVR service during the call, the message-based IVR menu reconnection disclosed herein enables the calling device to reconnect to the destination without having to repeat that IVR service traversal.

Among other things, requests are received from voice assistant devices expressed in accordance with different corresponding protocols of one or more voice assistant frameworks. Each of the requests represents a voiced input by a user to the corresponding voice assistant device. The received requests are re-expressed in accordance with a common request protocol. Based on the received requests, responses to the requests are expressed in accordance with a common response protocol. Each of the responses is re-expressed according to a protocol of the framework with respect to which the corresponding request was expressed. The responses are sent to the voice assistant devices for presentation to the users.

A method for identifying entities may include, during a voice communication with a caller via a caller device, sending to the caller device a first voice prompt that asks the caller to identify a particular entity, receiving from the caller device caller input data indicative of a voice response of the caller, and analyzing the caller input data to determine a set of words spoken by the caller. The method may also include, for each segment of two or more segments of the set of words, determining a level of string matching between the segment and a corresponding segment in a record stored in a database, determining, and based upon the levels of string matching, a level of match certainty for the particular entity from among at least three possible levels of match certainty, and/or selecting, based upon the level of match certainty, a pathway of the algorithmic dialog.

A method for filtering a plurality of agent-customer interactions to determine whether one or more of a plurality of agent-customer interactions should be stored in a library of Artificial Intelligence (AI) files related to an interactive voice response system (IVR) is provided. The method may include receiving an identification of a plurality of IVR flashpoints, monitoring and/or reviewing the plurality of agent-customer interactions, and determining whether one of the plurality of agent-customer interactions meets a threshold number of the IVR flashpoints. For each of the plurality of agent-customer interactions that meets a threshold number of the IVR flashpoints, the method may further direct the IVR to convert the interaction into an IVR workflow and store the IVR workflow in the library of AI related to IVR.

A user experience workflow may be configured based on input received for various object types selectively arranged within the user experience workflow and then bound to a destination identifier, such as a telephone number or web address. A user interface of software for configuring a user experience workflow is presented at a user device and input from that user device is used to selectively arrange objects within a user experience workflow and/or to configure objects thereof. After configurations are applied to the objects, the user experience workflow is bound to the destination identifier. An end user device which accesses the destination identifier (e.g., by calling the telephone number, visiting the web address, or using an application connecting to the web address) may then traverse the user experience workflow, including in some cases having configured content presented thereto.

A system and method for automated customer response system mapping and duplication to provide for a common Interactive Voice Response (“IVR”) system import language or structure, comprising a contact center crawler which connects with an existing automated contact center system, may navigate and map that system by recording and selecting each available option or by interfacing with the code that makes up the IVR itself to generate a model, records the response to each selected option, and feeds the options and responses to a tree creator; a CX model generator which organizes the options and responses into a data map such as a tree or more graph-like or map-like structure, where logical conditions or operations such as loops and recursion may be present; and a coding engine that generates programmatic code representing the data model that is imported into another IVR platform for execution.

A system and method for automated customer response system mapping and duplication to provide for a common Interactive Voice Response (“IVR”) system import language or structure, comprising a contact center crawler which connects with an existing automated contact center system, may navigate and map that system by recording and selecting each available option or by interfacing with the code that makes up the IVR itself to generate a model, records the response to each selected option, and feeds the options and responses to a tree creator; a CX model generator which organizes the options and responses into a data map such as a tree or more graph-like or map-like structure, where logical conditions or operations such as loops and recursion may be present; and a coding engine that generates programmatic code representing the data model that is imported into another IVR platform for execution.

A video voicemail recording system enables a caller to leave a conventional audio voicemail message over the telephony connection used for routing a call or to leave a message of a different communication modality using a client application at the calling device. A call is routed to a client device from a calling device. In-call options for selection at the calling device are presented responsive to the call going unanswered, in which a first in-call option allows an operator of the calling device to record an audio-only voicemail message over the telephony service and a second in-call option allows the operator of the calling device to record or input a message of a second communication modality (e.g., a video message). A request to open the client application at the calling device is transmitted responsive to a selection of the second in-call option. The message is received in response thereto.

A video voicemail recording system enables a caller to leave a conventional audio voicemail message over the telephony connection used for routing a call or to leave a message of a different communication modality using a client application at the calling device. A call is routed to a client device from a calling device. In-call options for selection at the calling device are presented responsive to the call going unanswered, in which a first in-call option allows an operator of the calling device to record an audio-only voicemail message over the telephony service and a second in-call option allows the operator of the calling device to record or input a message of a second communication modality (e.g., a video message). A request to open the client application at the calling device is transmitted responsive to a selection of the second in-call option. The message is received in response thereto.