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- Overview of Jupyter Notebooks, an open-source web application for creating and sharing documents with live code, equations, visualizations, and narrative text.
12. Jupyter Notebooks with Code Examples
- Hands-on examples and code snippets in Jupyter Notebooks to help you implement and test anomaly detection models.
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2. Byrne Reese
Senior Product Manager, RingCentral
I love building great
developer experiences.
byrne.reese@ringcentral.com
medium.com/@byrnereese
3. ● Established in 1999
● #1 Cloud Communications Provider
● Provides Voice, SMS, Team Messaging,
Meetings, and Fax with a single app and across
multiple devices
● Over 400,000 customers ranging from small
businesses to enterprises
4. ● Established in 1999
● Provides Voice, SMS, Team Messaging,
Meetings, and Fax with a single app and across
multiple devices
● #1 Cloud Communications Provider
● Over 400,000 customers ranging from small
businesses to enterprises
● APIs for voice, call routing, SMS, team
messaging and collaboration, meetings,
fax, data, and more.
Nordic APIs: 2018 Best API Award
6. Bridge Operator Console is an
application which provides
essential functions for today’s
modern receptionists.
Features
● User presence & availability
● Call routing
● Active call control
● Parked call alerts
● AI-powered call routing suggestions
7. Bridge Operator Console Architecture
Key Endpoints and APIs
● Call Control
● Presence
● Answering Rules
● Call Log
● Call Monitoring
● Messaging
Key Events
● Telephony Sessions Event
● User Presence Event
Events
API Calls
8. Bridge Operator Console Architecture
Key Endpoints and APIs
● Call Control
● Presence
● Answering Rules
● Call Log
● Call Monitoring
● Messaging
Key Events
● Telephony Sessions Event
● User Presence Event
Events
API Calls
9. Call Routing and Control Diagram
ext. A
Transfer
warm vs cold
ext. B
10. Call Routing and Control Diagram
ext. A
Transfer
Call Queue
ext. B
ext. C
ext. D
Try each in
sequence...
ext. D
11. Call Routing and Control Diagram
ext. A
Park
Park Group
ext. B
ext. C
ext. D
Only these
extensions
can answer
ext. B
12. Call Routing and Control Diagram
ext. A
Transfer
Call Forwarding
ext. B
Ring
simultaneously
or sequentially
18. Zoho CRM helps businesses drive
sales processes, support customers,
and promote customer success.
Features
● Call-pop
● Click-to-dial
● Contact syncing
● Call notes
● Call logging
19.
20. Embeddable Phone
We wanted to make embedding a
fully functional phone and
communication device on the web
as plug-and-play as possible.
Features
● Phone (with dial-pad)
● SMS
● Call History
● Team Messaging
● Read Faxes
21. Initialize the Embeddable Widget
<script src="https://ringcentral.github.io/ringcentral-web-widget/adapter.js?
appKey=myAppKey&
appServer=https://platform.devtest.ringcentral.com&
redirectUri=https://ringcentral.github.io/ringcentral-web-widget/redirect.html”></script>
22. Initialize the Embeddable Widget
(function() {
var rcs = document.createElement("script");
rcs.src = "https://ringcentral.github.io/ringcentral-web-widget/adapter.js?" +
"appKey=myAppKey&" +
"appServer=https://platform.devtest.ringcentral.com&" +
"redirectUri=https://ringcentral.github.io/ringcentral-web-widget/redirect.html";
var rcs0 = document.getElementsByTagName("script")[0];
rcs0.parentNode.insertBefore(rcs, rcs0);
if (window.RCAdapter) {
window.RCAdapter.setMinimized(false);
}
})();
<script src="https://ringcentral.github.io/ringcentral-web-widget/adapter.js?
appKey=myAppKey&
appServer=https://platform.devtest.ringcentral.com&
redirectUri=https://ringcentral.github.io/ringcentral-web-widget/redirect.html”></script>
Or…
23. (function () {
window.addEventListener('message', function(e) {
const data = e.data;
if (data) {
switch (data.type) {
case 'rc-call-ring-notify':
var id = number2id(data.call.from, number2user);
if (id) {
var contact = id2user[id];
window.title = contact.character.displayName;
window.history.pushState("", contact.character.displayName, "?id="+id);
displayUserDOM(id, id2user); // your custom display function
}
break;
default:
break;
}
}
})
})();
Create a Call Pop
25. Gong is a conversation analytics company that uses
machine learning to help sales organizations have more
effective conversations with their customers.
26.
27.
28. Theta Lake uses AI to detect compliance risks in
videos, audio/call recordings, and other rich media
content. Detections feed into intuitive, AI-assisted
supervision workflow with secure retention and
compliant archiving options.
Features
● Risk detection alerts
● Call, meeting and message analysis
● Configurable data retention
● Content indexing for quick access
● Scene change detection in meetings
● Workflow design tools
Since 2008, more than
$240B
in fines have been levied against
banks for compliance violations
29. 1 Scheduled process triggers
scan for new content
2
Theta Lake retrieves and
processes content
3
Theta Lake analyzes &
assesses risk
Speech to Text Service
Scheduled Task
4
Theta Lake indexes content
and alerts agents
Message Store
(Fax, SMS)
Call Log
(Call Recordings)
Glip
(Compliance Exports)
Meetings
(Cloud Recordings
BETA)
33. Velvetech is a custom software development
company that developed a real-time
transcription service and framework.
Features
● Real-time Transcription
● Speaker identification
● Real-time Conversation Analysis
+
● AI-driven prompt suggestion engine
● Modular speech recognition,
language models and transcription
34. Call Monitoring Groups
ext. A
ext. B
ext. C
ext. E
ext. G
Call Monitoring Group
ext. D
ext. F
ext. H
Supervisors
ext. I ext. Kext. J ext. L