Avaya Inc.

Avaya Management L.p.

Matthew A Peters

Robert E Braudes

Jeffery Aigner

Jeffrey L Aigner

Transcribing portions of a communication session between a user device and an on-premises device of an enterprise includes receiving, by a computer located remotely from the on-premises device, a media stream of the communication session from the on-premises device and receiving, by the computer, at least one event associated with the media stream from the on-premises device. Furthermore, the computer determines a portion of the media stream to transcribe based on the at least one event and transcribes the portion of the media stream.

Hybrid architecture for transcription of real-time audio based on event data between on-premises system and cloud-based advanced audio processing system

Calls between a customer and an agent often require additional processing of the media in real time. Processing every call in such a manner is often unnecessary and the results deleted or ignored, or prohibited due to a policy for certain calls. Knowing if a call should be processed may be determined too late for the media to be forked. While the customer and agent may engage in the call as a peer-to-peer connection, additional processing requires holding the initial invite long enough, such as with a preservation message, that a session boarder controller may fork the call for subsequent processing without timing out.

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Matthew A Peters