Speech applications are the directors
of Avaya Experience Portal system operations. When a caller dials in to the system, the Media Processing Platform (MPP) accesses the appropriate speech application to control the call. From that point on, the speech application directs the flow of the call until the caller hangs up or the application is finished.
Experience Portal systems can have more than one application active and available at a time. The MPP that takes the call accesses the appropriate application based on the Dialed Number Identification Service (DNIS).
Note:
An application does not have to have a DNIS assigned to it. In this case, such an application handles any call that comes in to the system by means of a DNIS that is not assigned to any other application on the system. However, you can only have one such application on the system. If you attempt to configure a second application without a DNIS, the system generates an error.
In addition, if the speech application requires Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) or Text-to-Speech (TTS) resources, the MPP contacts the appropriate ASR or TTS server through an Media Resource Control Protocol (MRCP) proxy server.
