How Duetta works
Duetta adds a translation bridge between your existing phone platform and the people on each side of the call. You
keep control of the UC stack while we handle speech recognition, translation, and synthesized responses in real
time.
High-level call flow
Duetta sits alongside your routing, listening to each side of the conversation, translating, and voicing the
response back out. No PBX replacement—just an overlay for language support.
Phone system → Duetta media bridge → STT → MT → TTS → Phone system
Step-by-step integration flow
Here's how a typical call flows through your system with Duetta enabled:
- Caller dials an existing number on your platform.
- Your routing sends translation-needed calls through Duetta.
- Duetta listens, translates, and speaks both sides in near real time.
- Each participant continues speaking their preferred language.
Visual diagram: Caller → Your UC Platform → Duetta Bridge → Agent
Typical deployment patterns
Dedicated translation entry point
Partners assign a DID or IVR entry that routes callers needing translation straight into Duetta.
IVR language selection
Existing menus gain an option such as "Press 2 for Spanish," sending the call through Duetta's bridge.
Agent-side assistance
Help desks or receptionists can transfer callers through Duetta when a bilingual agent is unavailable.
Latency and quality
- Optimized for live conversations, so callers hear responses without awkward pauses.
- We avoid advertising hard milliseconds, but the experience is tuned for natural dialogue.
- New languages may carry slightly longer processing, yet remain conversational.
What Duetta is and isn’t
Duetta is
- A middleware overlay for translation.
- A way to extend your offering without retraining staff.
- Useful for logistics, scheduling, and general support conversations.
Duetta is not
- A replacement for your phone system.
- Currently certified for HIPAA or legal consultations.
- Designed for sensitive topics that require human interpreters.