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Contact centre platforms

Voice biometrics and caller authentication

Tired of callers failing security questions, and fraudsters passing them? Compare voice biometrics and caller authentication suppliers for contact centres.

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  1. ArmorVox

    • Voice biometrics & authentication

    Unclaimed profile

  2. Nuance Communications Australia

    • Cloud contact centre (CCaaS)
    • IVR, routing & callbacks
    • Voice biometrics & authentication

    Also offers AI & automation

    Unclaimed profile

  3. ValidVoice

    • Voice biometrics & authentication

    Unclaimed profile

Buyer's guide

Choosing voice biometrics? What to know before you buy

Overview

How does voice biometrics verify your callers?

Voice biometrics creates a voiceprint from the characteristics of a person's voice, then checks callers against it on later calls.

  • Passive: verification happens in the background while the caller talks naturally, in the IVR or with the agent.
  • Active: the caller says a passphrase that's matched to their voiceprint.
  • Fraud detection: callers are checked against voices linked to known fraud.

Benefits

What does voice biometrics change for customers and agents?

  • Less time on security questions at the start of each call.
  • Fewer failed verifications from forgotten answers.
  • Harder to fake than knowledge-based questions whose answers can be found or stolen.
  • Verified before the agent answers, when it runs in the IVR.

Where it fits: IVR, routing and callbacks and AI voice agents.

Privacy

What about consent and privacy?

A voiceprint is biometric information, which privacy laws in many countries treat as sensitive. That usually means clear notice, consent, secure storage and an easy way for customers to opt out.

Check the rules in every market you serve with your privacy or legal team before you enrol customers.

How to choose

How do you choose a voice biometrics supplier?

  1. Test on your callers

    Accuracy across accents, phone lines and background noise.

  2. Ask about spoofing

    How the system detects recordings and synthetic, AI-generated voices.

  3. Check integration

    With your IVR, contact centre platform and agent desktop.

  4. Plan enrolment

    How customers are enrolled, with consent, and what happens if they opt out.

  5. Review data handling

    Where voiceprints are stored and how they're protected and deleted.

FAQs

Voice biometrics FAQs

What is voice biometrics?

Technology that verifies a person's identity from the characteristics of their voice, instead of, or as well as, security questions.

Is voice biometrics secure against AI voice cloning?

Modern systems include spoofing detection, but synthetic voices are improving. Ask suppliers how they detect them and test it.

How are suppliers ordered on this page?

Suppliers with a paid listing appear first, followed by everyone else. Our page on how suppliers are ordered explains the detail.

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