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voice response

British  

noun

  1. output of information from a computer system in the form of speech rather than displayed text

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“Paying by phone via the IVR — interactive voice response — or a live customer service representative is definitely a preferred option,” Miller says.

From Seattle Times

The firm distributes its survey questionnaires using a mixed methodology of live callers, integrated voice response, text messages, emails and two other proprietary digital methods that it doesn’t share publicly.

From Washington Times

The firm distributes its survey questionnaires using a mixed methodology of live callers, integrated voice response, text messages, emails, and two other proprietary digital methods that it doesn’t share publicly.

From Washington Times

Trafalgar distributes survey questionnaires using a mixed methodology of live callers, integrated voice response, text messages, emails, and two other proprietary digital methods that it doesn’t share publicly.

From Washington Times

Mobile Vaani is an intelligent interactive voice response.

From Slate