Transform Customer Interactions with Plivo’s Real-Time Audio Streaming

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Transform Customer Interactions with Plivo’s Real-Time Audio Streaming

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Transform Customer Interactions with Plivo’s Real-Time Audio Streaming
In today's fast-paced business environment, customer interactions play a pivotal role in determining success. Imagine a scenario where a call center receives hundreds of calls daily. Each call contains chinese malaysia phone number list valuable insights about customer preferences, pain points, and overall satisfaction. However, without the right tools, these insights can remain untapped, buried within the raw audio of customer interactions. This is where Plivo’s Audio Stream comes in, transforming how businesses can leverage real-time audio data.

Plivo’s Audio Stream allows businesses to stream raw audio from active calls to applications or third-party systems over WebSockets. This feature empowers organizations to capture and analyze customer interactions automatically, thereby enhancing the overall customer experience.

Getting Started with Audio Stream

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In this blog, we’ll outline the key highlights of this feature and offer tips for making the most of Audio Stream.

How Does Audio Stream Work?
Plivo’s Audio Stream, part of Plivo's Voice API, represents the next generation of real-time access to raw audio data. When coupled with AI-based tools, businesses can leverage audio streaming to offer enhanced voice-based services, extract valuable insights, and elevate customer interactions.

To get started with Audio Stream, establish a WebSocket connection to stream raw audio from active calls in real-time to applications or third-party systems. With this connection, you can play audio, interrupt and clear buffered audio, and send a checkpoint event to indicate the completion of playback. Refer to our API and XML documentation for detailed instructions on establishing and managing this connection.

The illustration below shows how a call center could use audio streaming to document key details from a customer interaction — data points that can later improve the customer experience.
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