The term “Multilingual Conversational Flows” refers to dialogue-driven interactions (text or voice) that operate consistently across multiple languages and channels - such as web chat, messaging apps, email, or voice/IVR. The objective is to detect a user’s preferred language, understand intents with language-specific models, and deliver localized responses while preserving context, quality, and compliance across languages and channels.
Automatic language detection & dynamic switching: Identify the user’s language (e.g., via input, profile, channel) and switch seamlessly within a session.
Language-specific NLU/intent models: Train and manage intents, entities, and dialog logic per language or dialect.
Translation workflow & MT integration: Connect to machine translation for fallbacks, plus post-editing and quality metrics.
Terminology & glossary management: Maintain brand terms, style rules, and levels of formality.
Localized knowledge/content management: Versioned knowledge bases per language/region with approval workflows.
Cross-language context retention: Preserve session and user context when switching languages (history, preferences).
Agent handover with live translation: Transfer to multilingual agents with real-time translation and audit trails.
Omnichannel orchestration: Support for web chat, WhatsApp, SMS, email, voice/IVR, in-app, and social channels.
Voice support (ASR/TTS): Multilingual speech recognition and synthesis, including handling accents/dialects.
Locale-aware formatting & layout: Dates, numbers, currencies, and right-to-left (RTL) scripts.
Quality assurance & human-in-the-loop: Review cycles, rating mechanisms, and sampling by language.
Analytics & reporting by language/region: KPIs such as containment, CSAT, and intent hit rates per locale.
A/B testing and experimentation by locale: Test variants of prompts, wording, and dialog paths.
Compliance & data protection: PII detection/redaction, data residency, logging, and policy controls per jurisdiction.
Versioning & deployment management: Rollouts, rollbacks, and approvals separated by language/market.
LLM prompt and response localization: Language- and culture-appropriate prompts, system messages, and fallback strategies.
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