The phrase "automated answer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a response generated by a system or software without human intervention, often in the context of customer service or information retrieval.
Example: "The automated answer provided by the chatbot helped me resolve my issue quickly."
Alternatives: "automated response" or "automatic reply".
In the second scenario, the customer eases into automation where the ServiceAssistant provides an automated answer, which gets checked by a human before being sent through to the questioner, or at the highest level of automation the system simply sends an answer when the confidence threshold is above a certain level set by the customer.
Sometimes it rings and sometimes we get an answer, but it's an automated answer.
Upon doing this, we got an automated answer that we had used an invalid area code -- 631.
German chancellor Angela Merkel is widely credited with finally answering Henry Kissinger's famous question about the Western alliance: "What is the phone number for Europe?" But if Europe's phone number has a German dialling code, it goes through to an automated answer: "Nein zu Allem".
179 requests were refused in the online form, either because the EAN was not valid, or the e-mail address of the supplier was not available or incorrect, or because an automated answer invited to send a letter by postal mail.
Women there said that they didn't know how to report incidents of harassment; some of them had been directed to an ethics hotline, which seemed to consist of an automated answering system.
Every company now uses the money-saving and deeply annoying automated answering systems that take 50 times longer to use than if were you dealing with a human being.
In the process, I was introduced to his automated answering system — the name is slightly altered here — which left little doubt about the priorities typical in the health care industry today: "Welcome to New York Cardiac Specialists.
Almost 40percentt of Americans press zero whenever they encounter an automated answering system, rather than waiting to hear the menu options, according to a study conducted in 1998 by the Center for Client Retention.
No, I'm talking in particular about on telephones: you know, automated answering machines where a recorded voice goes: "Please press No1 for this, No2 for that, and so on". You're not alone on that one, Shelley.
Understanding of course, that while his very life is at risk, they should call the insurance company, navigate their complex automated, answering system and make sure they can get pre-approval for this fancy helicopter tour of Louisville, Kentucky.
