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The Difference Between an Auto Attendant and an IVR.

Call routing systems are used to route incoming calls to various destinations. These systems will allow customers to speak with a customer service representative who goes live, and will decrease customer waiting time.

Callers can use IVR (Interactive Voice Response) systems to receive information.

An IVR system is superior to an auto attendant, as it has voice recognition technology and provides a high interaction rate.

An interactive voice response system (IVR) will recognize multiple words simultaneously, providing a prompt response for customers.

The auto attendant is a professional voice-over recording that helps connect callers to the department they wish to speak with.

A company can use an Auto Attendant to provide a distinctive audio signature, but an IVR system can reduce the number of customer calls that need to be answered.

IVR is a more intelligent version of an auto-attendant and it is better to use interactive voice response than auto-attendant.

The Interactive Voice Response system is an intelligent voice-activated system that provides better customer service and reduces waiting time.

Read More : A Guide to Hosted IVR - The Complete Beginners' Guide.

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