Creating a connection

You can upload a two-channel audio or text chat to SpeechSense connections. To create a connection, you need either the Admin or Editor role for the space.

Creating a connection for an audioCreating a connection for an audio

1. Open the SpeechSense home page.

2. Go to the space of your choice.

3. In the top-right corner, click More →  Create connection.

4. Name the new connection and, optionally, enter a description.

5. Select the Two-channel audio data type.

6. Under Agent, Customer:

   1. Specify the channels with the agent's voice and customer's voice. The left channel corresponds to audio track 0, while the right channel corresponds to audio track 1.

   2. Specify agent and customer keys from the metadata file. This file contains the call information collected from CRM systems, PBXs, or other sources.

      By default, connections include keys with the name and ID of the agent and the customer. In the Name in the system field, enter a name the key will have in SpeechSense. You can also add a description, if required.

      To specify additional metadata for the agent and the customer, click Add key.

7. Under Shared metadata, provide the keys from the metadata file that are not related to the agent or the customer.

   By default, connections include required keys with the date, direction, and language of the call. In the Name in the system field, enter a name the key will have in SpeechSense. You can also add a description, if required.

   SpeechSense can analyze audio recordings in Russian and Kazakh. First it recognizes your recording in Kazakh and then translates the transcript into Russian for further analysis. Each audio metadata must contain a string indicating the languages supposedly used in the conversation. When uploading an audio file in Kazakh, provide the language: ru-RU, kk-KZ string in the metadata. For Russian, provide language: ru-RU. Language codes are case-insensitive.

   To specify additional metadata, click Add key.

   To upload related dialogs into the connection, add the ticket_id string key. The dialogs will be linked by this key. Enter a name the key will have in SpeechSense, e.g., Task number. You can also add a description, if required.

8. Click Create connection.

Creating a connection for a chatCreating a connection for a chat

1. Open the SpeechSense home page.

2. Go to the space of your choice.

3. In the top-right corner, click More →  Create connection.

4. Name the new connection and, optionally, enter a description.

5. Select the Сhat data type.

6. Under Agent, Customer, Bot, specify the keys from the metadata file. This file contains the dialog information collected from chats, CRM systems, or other sources.

   By default, connections include keys with agent's, customer's, and bot's names and IDs. In the Name in the system field, enter a name the key will have in SpeechSense. You can also add a description, if required.

   To specify additional agent, customer, and bot metadata, click Add key.

7. Under Shared metadata, provide the keys from the metadata file that are not related to the agent, customer, and bot.

   By default, keys with date, direction, and dialog language are added to the connection. In the Name in the system field, enter a name the key will have in SpeechSense. You can also add a description, if required.

   SpeechSense can analyze dialogs in Russian and Kazakh; it translates the transcript into Russian for further analysis. Each dialog metadata must contain a string indicating the languages supposedly used in the conversation. When uploading dialogs in Kazakh, provide the language: ru-RU, kk-KZ string in the metadata. For Russian, provide language: ru-RU. Language codes are case-insensitive.

   To specify additional metadata, click Add key.

   To upload related dialogs into the connection, add the ticket_id string key. The dialogs will be linked by this key. Enter a name the key will have in SpeechSense, e.g., Task number. You can also add a description, if required.

8. Click Create connection.