spraakIVR
SpraakIVR refers to a form of interactive voice response that uses spoken language as the primary input. In contrast to keypad-driven IVR, spraakIVR relies on automatic speech recognition (ASR) and natural language understanding (NLU) to interpret caller intents and guide the interaction. The term is commonly used in Dutch-speaking contexts to describe speech-enabled IVR systems.
Typical components include the telephony interface (PSTN or VoIP), an ASR engine, an NLU/dialog manager, a text-to-speech
Functionality centers on recognizing user intents, managing dialogue, and routing calls or performing tasks without human
Benefits of spraakIVR include improved self-service capability, reduced average handle time, 24/7 availability, and scalability for
Challenges include recognition accuracy in noisy environments or with strong accents, potential misinterpretation of requests, latency,
Standards and best practices draw on resources such as SSML for speech synthesis markup and SRGS for
SpraakIVR has evolved from keypad-driven IVR to AI-powered, conversational interfaces. It is used across sectors such