Normalized claim
Calls processed per quarter: 15,000 calls increase
Anna has accepted more than 15,000 calls per quarter.
Villeroy & Boch launched the trilingual voicebot Anna with BOTfriends and Google Cloud to streamline call center operations by automating call routing. The bot uses Dialogflow Enterprise Edition, Cloud Speech-to-Text, Cloud Text-to-Speech, and BigQuery to route callers to the right service area or employee and to help handle peak call volumes.
Reported outcomes
Calls processed per quarter: More than 15,000 calls
Other quantified impact
Normalized claim
Calls processed per quarter: 15,000 calls increase
Anna has accepted more than 15,000 calls per quarter.
Normalized claim
Average waiting time: 1.3 minutes
customers just wait an average of 1.3 minutes to be put through to the right person or service area
Normalized claim
Support team size: 66.7%
enabling one employee to maintain voicebot replacing three-person call center team
Normalized claim
Total calls handled: 43,000 calls increase
Our voice has accepted more than 43,000 calls so far
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Automation rate: 60%
We’ve already reached an automation rate of 60%
No explicit deployment-stage evidence found.
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Villeroy & Boch and BOTfriends built voicebot Anna on Google Cloud using Dialogflow Enterprise Edition for conversation orchestration, Cloud Speech-to-Text for transcription, Cloud Text-to-Speech for response generation, and BigQuery as the data store for service-area routing information. Calls are forwarded through a cloud phone provider integrated via API, then routed automatically based on transcribed caller requests and the service-area directory in BigQuery.
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