Mobile Based IVR System
Mobile Based IVR System
Presentation
ON
“Development of Mobile based IVR system (interactive voice response system) using
machine learning algorithms”
Submitted in partial fulfilment for the award of Degree of Bachelor of Technology
Session: 2022-23
SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY:
Department Of
Electronics and Communication Engineering
CONTENT
Introduction
Abstract
Block Diagram
Schematic diagram
Hardware and software requirements
Working
Apllication
Advantage
Proposed system
Future scope
Conclusion
References
INTRODUCTION
Interactive voice response, or IVR, is an automated telephone system that
combines pre-recorded messages or text-to-speech technology with a dual-
tone multi-frequency (DTMF) interface to engage callers, allowing them to
provide and access information without a live agent
IVR systems improve the customer experience by providing a self-service
method for customers to access the information that they need without the
assistance of customer support.
It also reduces the call volume for contact centers, lowering wait times and
operational costs for businesses.
ABSTRACT
Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS) is automation tool that generates
automated voice to address the queries raised by human through interactive
voice response(speech recognition) and dual tone multi frequency
(DTMF)tones input provided via keypad.
This IVRS assistance plays a major role in improving the interactive
experience of customers and can handle repetitive addressing of wide range of
customers in a public service providing environment.
Proper access to right information at appropriate time can solve the issues
spawned to different customer situations.
This system provides dynamic information to the customers and route them to
the appropriate servicing section based on the text input options.
BLOCK DIAGRAM
SCHEMETIC DIAGRAM
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
Interactive voice response (IVR) is telephony software technology commonly
found in call centers. IVR allows businesses to interact with callers through a
series of automated menus, often enabling the customer to self-serve for faster
resolution.
WORKING OF IVR
Interactive voice response or IVR is an automated business phone system
feature that interacts with callers and gathers information by giving them
choices via a menu.
It then performs actions based on the answers of the caller through the
telephone keypad or their voice response.
As a customer, when you make a call to the company, the IVR system will
respond by giving you a pre-recorded greeting and asking you to choose an
option from a set menu. For example: By pressing the “one” on the keypad,
you will receive a given service.
The most basic IVR solutions are incredibly convenient in saving time and
money by trimming the times the calls are put on hold, which typically
requires a smaller workforce.
Advanced systems are capable of delivering an experience that is a much
better experience for the customer. There are two main types of IVR systems
which are basic IVR systems and advanced IVR systems.
APPLICATIONS
An IVR application provides prerecorded voice responses for appropriate
situations, keypad signal logic, access to relevant data and, potentially, the
ability to record voice input for later use.
IVR technology allows a phone caller to interact with the phone system
without operator intervention.
IVR development is a component of an IVR project where a programming
team is assembled and assigned tasks to compete the creation of an automated
phone answering program.
ADVANTAGES