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Call Center Application

Purpose

This is a call center application that takes a user's dialogue, transcribes their speech to readable text, and notifies the specific person through email with the attached transcription. This application is built using numerous AWS Tools that come together as a serverless mircoservice application.

Tools:

  • AWS Connect: A call center GUI that handles voice
  • AWS S3 Bucket: Storage for files (.wav files and .json)
  • AWS Step Functions: Serverless tool that monitors the state of multiple tasks and triggers Lambda functions
  • AWS Lambda: Serverless function (PaaS)
  • AWS Transcribe: Tool that transcribes speech to text
  • AWS SES
  • Node.JS

Microservice Architecture

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How it works

In the above system flow diagram, users call a certain number (XXX-XXX-XXXX) and are able to have a conversation with a bot. With the help of AWS Connect, you can create and customize a flow diagram of how the conversation is executed. Sample interface:

aws-connect

AWS Connect stores the .wav file into an S3 bucket of your choosing. Once the S3 bucket receives a file, PUTOBJECT will trigger a Lambda function to start a new state machine in Step Functions. In the process of handling Lambda functions, a specific Lambda function will create a transcription job using AWS Transcribe. After checking the status of the transcription job, a json file of the transcription is saved in the same S3 bucket in a different file location. The final Lambda function sends the transcription to a specific email using AWS SES.

The included Node.js files are their own individual Lambda functions which are triggered using Step Functions.

Created: Dec 21, 2019

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