Overview
Order Taking Example
Applications
Features
Managing Caller's Messages - Voice and Data Capture
The MessageManager module excels in applications where high volumes of recorded telephone messages are taken from callers, such as orders, brochure requests, fault reports or meter readings. Unlike a conventional voice mail system, the MessageManager is designed to both take messages and allow them to be transcribed on multiple lines simultaneously. It is a robust and flexible voice messaging centre that can work alongside the other call processing modules of the UltraVox or as a stand alone system.
The MessageManager's reference number system can assign a unique number to each caller's message. This can be used as an audit trail, to find a particular message or as a cross reference to messages transcribed on to a database.
Question and Answer
Callers may be prompted through the process of leaving a message - a process known as 'Question and Answer' or 'Voice Forms'. This ensures that a vital piece of information is not forgotten and that the detail within a message is recorded in the correct order for entry in a database. The time taken to transcribe messages can be substantially reduced.
A typical example is taking a caller's details:
'Please say your name, spelling any difficult words'
Caller: 'John Fitzgerald'
'Please say your address, including your postcode'
Caller: '14 The Crescent, Wimbledon, SW19 7TY'
'Please tell us your telephone number'
Caller: '0208 675 2211' |
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A fixed period may be allowed for each answer, or the caller may be prompted to press a key or remain silent in order to progress to the next question.
Order Taking
Using this technique, a more sophisticated sequence can be built up. A caller can place an order which contains a number of items:
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'Please say your address, including your postcode.' |
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'Please tell us your order number.' |
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'Please give the item code of the item to order' |
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'Please give the quantity required for this item.' |
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'Please press 1 if you would like another item on this order.' |
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'Your order will now be played back to you,
please press 1 to confirm the order details
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'Your order will be despatched within 5 days,
please make a note of the following reference number
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Play Reference and hang up |
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Applications
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Brochure Requests |
Small Ads |
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Orders |
Meter Readings |
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Telephone Surveys |
Job Applications |
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Fault Reports |
Password Requests |
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Surveys |
Phone Voting |
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Competitions |
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Callers may dial a particular number to leave a message, or they may make a choice from a menu of options. A caller may choose to leave a message as an option to waiting in a queue.
With the Tristar Wallboard option, the number of messages on the system can be made visible to telephone agents who can balance workload between dealing with live callers and processing recorded messages, maybe making callbacks. This spreads the workload and allows levels of service to be maintained with lower staffing numbers.
For further information, please contact Sales:
Tel: 01932 710710 | Fax: 01932 710711 | Email:
or use the Enquiry Form |