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Enroll callers in Voice ID in the Contact Control Panel (CCP) - Amazon Connect
Enroll a caller in Voice IDVerification of an enrolled callerCaller has opted outAuthentication status = Not authenticatedAuthentication status: Inconclusive

Enroll callers in Voice ID in the Contact Control Panel (CCP)

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This topic shows how Voice ID features appear in your Contact Control Panel (CCP).

Enroll a caller in Voice ID

Voice ID features in a Contact Control Panel.

  1. You receive an incoming call.

  2. The caller is not yet enrolled in Voice ID so you choose Enroll.

  3. A message is displayed that Voice ID is sampling the caller's voice. It requires 30 seconds of speech (excluding silence).

  4. The caller is now enrolled in Voice ID. This example also shows the caller's Fraud risk as lower than the threshold.

Verification of an enrolled caller

After a customer is enrolled in Voice ID, when they call your contact center again, you can verify they are who they say they are.

Verify an enrolled caller.

  1. You receive an incoming call.

  2. The caller is already enrolled in Voice ID, and their status is Authenticated. You can choose to re-evaluate authentication using Voice ID.

  3. A message is displayed that Voice ID is evaluating the caller's speech. It requires between 5-10 seconds of speech, not including silences.

  4. The caller has been authenticated by Voice ID. This example also shows the caller's Fraud risk is lower than the threshold.

Caller has opted out

The following image shows what appears in your CCP when a caller has opted out of Voice ID.

Caller has opted out.

  1. You receive an incoming call.

  2. The caller has previously opted out of Voice ID.

  3. You have the option to enroll them.

Authentication status = Not authenticated

When an enrolled caller calls your contact center, Voice ID may return a result of Not authenticated. This means Voice ID was unable to authenticate a caller's speech. The authentication score for the caller is lower than the configured threshold.

Caller not authenticated.

The previous images show that the Fraud risk can be High or Low, independent of whether the caller is authenticated.

Authentication status: Inconclusive

When an enrolled customer calls your contact center, Voice ID may return a result of Inconclusive: Voice ID was unable to analyze a caller's speech for authentication. This is usually because Voice ID did not get the required 10 seconds to provide a result for verification.

Authentication status Inconclusive.

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