Monthly Wage Reporting Call Flow
The application shall support the ability to capture the following from the caller:
First name
Last name
Other last name
Social security number
Date of birth
Wage earner’s social security number
Monthly wage
<Welcome to the Social Security Wage Reporting Service. To start, I’ll be getting your social security number, name, and date of birth. >
The application shall prompt the caller for their nine (9) digit social security number.
<First, say or key in your social security number.>
Confirmation of the social security number shall follow the standard confidence path functionality described in the Confidence Path section.
<I heard < ... > Is that right?>
If the application fails to recognize the social security number within the maximum number of retries, the application shall fail and prompt the caller to try again later.
The application shall prompt the caller if they are the wage earner.
If the caller is not the wage earner, the application shall prompt the caller for the wage earner’s social security number.
Confirmation of the social security number shall follow the standard confidence path functionality described in the Confidence Path section.
If the application fails to recognize the social security number within the maximum number of retries, the application shall fail and prompt the caller to try again later.
The application shall attempt to identify the caller’s name using Reverse Automatic Number Identification (ANI) lookup.
<Based on your phone number, I have your name as <name>
If ANI lookup is successful, the application shall prompt the caller to confirm the identified name.
<Is that your name as it appears on your Social Security card?>
If the caller confirms the name portion of the ANI lookup data, the confirmed name shall be used.
If the caller does not confirm the name portion of the ANI lookup data, the application shall prompt for a new name.
<Thanks. Now, I need to get your name as it appears on your Social Security card.>
The application shall prompt the caller to say and spell the first name.
<To start, say and spell your first name.>
Confirmation of the first name shall follow the standard confidence path functionality described in the Confidence Path section.
<The name I heard was…< ... >. Is that right?>
If the first name is not recognized on or before the third attempt, the application shall fail and prompt the caller to try again later.
The application shall prompt the caller to say and spell last name.
<Next, say and spell your last name as it appears on your Social Security card.>
Confirmation of the last name shall follow the standard confidence path functionality described in the Confidence Path section.
<The name I heard was…< ... >. Is that right?>
If the last name is not recognized on or before the third attempt, the application shall fail and prompt the caller to try again later.
During confirmation, Voice Portal shall use text-to-speech (TTS) to playback the captured name.
The application shall prompt the caller if they have another last name (i.e. professional or maiden name).
<Some people have another last name - for example, a professional or maiden name - that might be listed under their social security number. Do you have another last name? Please say Yes or No.>
If the caller has a secondary last name, the application shall prompt the caller to say and spell the other last name.
<Say and spell your other last name.>
Confirmation of the last name shall follow the standard confidence path functionality described in the Confidence Path section.
<The name I heard was…< ... >. Is that right?>
If the last name is not recognized on or before the third attempt, the application shall fail and prompt the caller to try again later.
During confirmation, Voice Portal shall use text-to-speech (TTS) to playback the captured name.
The application shall prompt the caller to say their date of birth.
<Now tell me your date of birth. <4 sec pause> For example, you could say…December 19th, 1963.>
Confirmation of birth date shall follow the standard confidence path functionality described in the Confidence Path section.
<I heard < ... >. Is that right?>
During confirmation, Voice Portal shall use TTS to playback the birth date.
If the birth date is not recognized on or before the third attempt, the application shall fail and prompt the caller to try again later.
The application shall prompt the caller if they are the wage earner.
<Are you reporting wages for yourself? Please say ‘yes’ or ‘no’.>
If the caller is not the wage earner, the application shall prompt the caller for the wage earner’s social security number.
<Alright, now I need the social security number of the person whose wages you’re reporting. Please tell me that person’s social security number.>
Confirmation of the social security number shall follow the standard confidence path functionality described in the Confidence Path section.
<I heard < ... >. Is that right?>
4. The information collected is submitted to SSA to be authenticated against the Numident file.
<Hold on while I check our database. It may take a few seconds.>
5. If the application fails to recognize the social security number within the maximum number of retries, the application shall fail and prompt the caller to try again later.
The application shall prompt the caller for the previous month’s wages.
<Next, I need the wages earned in <past month><year of past month>Please tell me the total wages in dollars and cents.>
Confirmation of the previous month’s wages shall follow the standard confidence path functionality described in the Confidence Path section.
<I heard < ... >. Is that right?>
If the application fails to recognize the wage amount within the maximum number of retries, the application shall fail and prompt the caller to try again later.
The system will submit the data to SSA.
<Hold on while I send the information to the Social Security Administration.>
If accepted, confirmation message is played.
<OK, those wages were reported.>
If the application fails to recognize the wage amount within the maximum number of retries, the application shall fail and prompt the caller to try again later.
<I’m sorry, we were unable to process your request. Please check your information and try again later.>
1. The reporter will be asked if they want to report wages for another individual.
<Do you want to report wages for another individual? Please say ‘yes’ or ‘no’.>
A <yes> response will begin the process again at Step 5.
A <no> response will end the call.
<Thanks for calling the SSA monthly wage reporting line. Goodbye.>
File Type | application/msword |
File Title | Monthly Wage Reporting Call Flow |
Author | Kenneth Brown |
Last Modified By | 889123 |
File Modified | 2010-03-18 |
File Created | 2010-03-18 |