Interactions, LLC, the leading provider of Intelligent Virtual Assistants (IVAs) for enterprise brands, announced Interactions Voice Biometrics has been awarded ‘Best Use of AI for Voice Biometrics’ by the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Breakthrough Awards. The AI Breakthrough Awards is an organization that recognizes and honors excellence, creativity, hard work and success of AI companies, technologies and products.
Interactions Voice Biometrics allows businesses to verify a customer’s identity using the unique characteristics of the human voice—giving customers convenient access to secure information, and enabling personalization in everyday transactions. Interactions Voice Biometrics is a convenient and secure method for authenticating a speaker’s identity, using just a few words from the customer. This means callers can securely authenticate themselves without sharing sensitive information over the phone or needing to remember passwords and PINs.
“At Interactions, simplifying authentication while ensuring the highest levels of data privacy and security is our top priority,” said Jim Freeze, CMO of Interactions. “Our voice biometrics solution helps consumers and enterprise organizations alike. With Interactions Voice Biometrics, we provide callers with a secure and convenient way to access their personal information and enable businesses to provide their customers with one of the most secure account authentication solutions on the market today.”
About Interactions
Interactions provides Intelligent Virtual Assistants that seamlessly combine artificial intelligence and human understanding to enable businesses and consumers to engage in productive conversations. With flexible products and solutions designed to meet the growing demand for unified, multichannel customer care, Interactions is delivering significant cost savings and unprecedented customer experience for some of the largest brands in the world. Founded in 2004, Interactions is headquartered in Franklin, Massachusetts with additional offices worldwide. For more information, visit www.interactions.com.