Caller Interaction
When a caller contacts a business, they are welcomed by a mechanized voice or a pre-recorded message. This voice prompts them to make determinations or give data.
Input Methods
Guests normally connect with the IVR system through their telephone's keypad (pressing numbers) or by utilizing voice orders (speaking responses).
Menu Options
The IVR system presents a series of menu options. For instance, "Press 1 for customer service, press 2 for technical support." Every choice compares to an alternate office or administration.
Processing Input
The system processes the caller’s input. If they press a number or say a keyword, the IVR uses this information to determine the next step.
Routing Calls
In light of the info, the IVR system routes the call to the appropriate department or agent. It can likewise perform errands, for example, recovering record data or giving robotized reactions.
Data Collection
IVR systems can gather and store information given by the guest, for example, account numbers or administration demands. This data can be utilized to offer more personalized service.
End of Interaction
When the call has been directed or the vital data has been gathered, the IVR system either moves the call to a live specialist or finishes the exchange consequently.