How does Safina recognize a request for an appointment in conversation?
Learn how Safina's AI works. We explain how your assistant automatically recognizes a request for an appointment in conversation by understanding context and keywords.
You learned in the previous article how to attach your appointment booking link. But how exactly does your Safina assistant know when the right moment is to offer this link?
The answer lies in the artificial intelligence trained to not only hear human language but also to understand it. It is not a simple keyword search but an intelligent recognition of intentions. Let's take a brief look "under the hood".
It’s more than just the word "appointment"
Safina's ability to recognize a request for an appointment is based on two combined principles: understanding context and recognizing key phrases.
1. Understanding context and intent
Safina's AI has been trained with thousands of conversation threads. As a result, it understands the context of a conversation. It knows that different formulations can lead to the same goal.
For example, Safina understands that the following sentences all express a request for an appointment:
"When would you have time for a conversation?"
"I would like to come over to you sometime."
"Can we sit down together next week?"
"I need a consultation appointment."
2. Recognizing key phrases
In addition to the general context, the AI also pays attention to certain words and phrases that signal a high likelihood of a request for an appointment. These include among others:
"schedule an appointment"
"book an appointment"
"viewing appointment"
"conversation appointment"
"meet up"
The real strength lies in the combination of these two abilities. Even if a caller formulates unclearly, the AI can derive the most likely intention from the overall context and individual keywords.
The result: A proactive and helpful assistant
Once Safina has recognized a request for an appointment with high certainty and you have activated the appointment booking function, the familiar logic is triggered:
It automatically asks the helpful question of whether it should send a booking link via SMS [Note: Insert the link to the previous article here]
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Trust in technology
You don’t need to give your callers exact instructions. You can trust that Safina is intelligent enough to understand the natural flow of a conversation and offer its help proactively at the right moment.
This is a perfect example of how Safina not only takes work off your hands but also actively helps turn requests into concrete results.
Your Safina team