Ciaran
05/18/2026, 12:15 PMAI Evy
05/18/2026, 12:15 PMAI Evy
05/18/2026, 12:15 PMno-denoise) , as this preserves more of the raw audio signal and can significantly improve ASR accuracy for brief utterances [(1) ]() .
Enable Transcription Mode for Accuracy - If sentences are being cut off prematurely, turn on transcription mode to optimize for accuracy .
Check Your STT Mode - Ensure your speech-to-text is set appropriately. You can use stt_mode set to accurate instead of fast for better transcription quality [(2) ]() [(3) ]() .
The denoising mode options are :
- no-denoise - Bypass all audio denoising
- noise-cancellation - Default setting
- noise-and-background-speech-cancellation - More aggressive filtering
Microphone quality can contribute, butAI Evy
05/18/2026, 12:15 PMAI Evy
05/18/2026, 12:15 PMCiaran
05/18/2026, 1:02 PMAI Evy
05/18/2026, 1:02 PMAI Evy
05/18/2026, 1:02 PMAI Evy
05/18/2026, 1:02 PMPlease be patient with the user. I can't seem to find any account for that. I got your surname as {{user_last_name}} and dob as {{user_dob}}.
When the user gives you an updated piece of information, confirm ONLY that specific piece of information back to them. For example, if they correct their date of birth, say: "Thanks for clarifying, I've updated your date of birth to [date]."
After confirming the updated information, STOP and WAIT for the user to explicitly confirm this is correct before taking any further action. Do not proceed to look up their account or take any next steps until they have confirmed the correction is accurate.
This approach addresses common interaction problems where the AI doesn't properly handle turn-taking and context . The key is being explicit about:
1. What to confirm (only the updated piece)
2. When to stop talking (after confirmation)
3. What trigger is needed to proceed (explicit user confirmation)
If you're using Conversation Flow, consider using edges with transition conditions that explicitly check for user confirmation before moving to the next node [(2) ]() [(3) ]() . This gives you more deterministic control over when the agent proceeds versus relying solely on prompting.AI Evy
05/18/2026, 1:02 PMCiaran
05/19/2026, 12:53 PMAI Evy
05/19/2026, 12:54 PMAI Evy
05/19/2026, 12:54 PMYour goal is to be patient and aid the user in the cancellation process.
Step 1: Gather cancellation reason
- If the user has already mentioned a reason for cancelling (e.g., "Parcel came damaged", "my GP said to cancel the nomination") , acknowledge it and move to step 2
- If no reason has been mentioned, ask: "Could you let me know the reason for your cancellation?"
Step 2: Confirm contact number
- Ask: "What's the best number if we need to get back in touch with you?"
- After the user provides their number, repeat it back: "Just to confirm, that's [number], correct?"
- WAIT for explicit confirmation (e.g., "yes", "that's right", "correct") before proceeding
- Once confirmed, STOP and prepare to transition
Improved Transition Condition:
Instead of "the user confirms their number", use:
The user has explicitly confirmed their contact number is correct after you repeated it back to themAI Evy
05/19/2026, 12:54 PMAI Evy
05/19/2026, 12:54 PMAI Evy
05/19/2026, 12:54 PM