WO2006058977A1 - Procede et systeme de gestion d'un appel telephonique d'un appelant vers un appele - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method and system for managing a telephone call from a caller to a called party on non-response of the called party.
- the subscriber can choose the number of rings generated by his / her handset before the call is redirected to the mail server.
- the invention aims to solve the aforementioned drawbacks by providing a 3rocédé ⁇ management of a telephone call from a caller to a called party, wherein the method comprises the successive steps of: detection of the non-response of the called party to the telephone call for a predetermined time,
- the invention proposes a system for managing a telephone call from a caller to a called party, characterized in that the system comprises:
- the message is a multimedia message inviting the caller to continue to present the call to the caller and / or to leave a message in the called party's mailbox and / or to make an automatic callback of the called party and / or to transfer the telephone call to another telephone terminal.
- the caller may maintain the call or perform other operations.
- the message is adapted to the identity of the caller and / or ⁇ at ⁇ the date and / or time at which the call is made and / or to a service to which the call is made. called to subscribe.
- the called party can customize the messages transmitted when he does not answer the phone and adapt them to the time of the phone call.
- the nonresponse server detects a response from the caller to said message. According to another aspect of the invention, if the caller's response is representative of an agreement to continue to present the call to the caller, the call between the caller and the nonresponse server is interrupted.
- the caller can maintain the call.
- the caller and the nonresponse server are interrupted. a call is established between the caller and another non-response server called the messaging server with which the called party is associated.
- the caller can leave a message on the called party's voicemail in parallel with the call of the called party.
- FIG. . 1 represents a telecommunication system adapted to manage a telephone call from a caller to a called party on non-response of the called party according to the present invention
- FIG. 2 represents the algorithm for managing a telephone call from a caller to a called party on non-answer of the called party according to the present invention.
- Fig. 1 represents a telecommunication system capable of managing a telephone call from a caller to a called party on non-response of the called party according to the present invention.
- the telecommunication system of FIG. 1 is a telecommunication system allowing the establishment of telephone conversations between two users A and B.
- the telephone communication is established between the two users via the IP network 180 and call management equipment 110a and 110b.
- This type of network is known as the NGN network, which stands for Next Generation Networks. Only two users A and B are shown in FIG. 1. Of course, a larger number of users are connected to such a telecommunication system.
- a call manager equipment 110 is for example a gatekeeper (or "Gatekeeper” in English) compliant with the PITU H.323 standard.
- the HOA call management equipment manages the H.323 terminals of the user B as well as other user terminals not shown in FIG. 1.
- the call management equipment HOb manages the H.323 terminals of the user A as well as other user terminals not shown in FIG. 1.
- user B When user B, or caller, wants a telephone call to be established with another user, for example user A or called A, user B issues an admission request to the equipment managing calls HOa and communicates to him an identifier of the user A, for example his E.164 identifier or his e-mail address.
- the equipment managing the calls HOa decides whether or not the call is authorized and, if so, returns the IP address of the terminal H.323 of the user A.
- the call handling equipment 110a generates a connection request to destination of the call manager HOb to which the user A is associated, which then transfers this request to the terminal H.323 of the called A.
- the terminal H.323 of the called A On receipt of such a message, the terminal H.323 of the called A then generates a call signal of the user A such as for example a ringing and then transfers a representative message of the call signal to the terminal H.323 of the caller B via the call management equipment 110.
- a call signal of the user A such as for example a ringing
- a representative message of the call signal to the terminal H.323 of the caller B via the call management equipment 110.
- a representative message of the line connection is then transferred by the terminal H.323 of the called party A to the terminal H.323 of the caller B via the management equipments of the In response, the H.323 terminal of the called B transfers to the H.323 terminal of the caller A an acknowledgment message via the call manager equipment 110.
- the telephone conversation is then established between the two users A and B.
- the equipment managing the calls HOb of the called party A upon reception of the connection request, triggers a delay. This timeout is deactivated on receipt of the message representative of the line taken by the H.323 terminal of the called party A. If the message representative of the line connection is not received during this timeout, the equipment manager of the calls 110b of called A generates a connection request to a management server on no-answer 130. On receipt of an acknowledgment message of the management server on non-response 130, the call management equipment 110b generates a non-response session establishment indication messenger to the calling party's terminal B.
- the non-response management server 130 is able, in accordance with the present invention, to transfer to the caller B multimedia messages such as audio and / or text messages inviting the caller B to maintain his ppel or to redirect it to another terminal or to another nonresponse server such as a mail server 140 as will be explained in more detail with reference to FIG. 2.
- the messaging server 140 is able to store a voice message intended for the called party A. It should be noted here that according to the invention, the H.323 terminal of the called party A continues to generate a call signal of the user A as long as the caller B is in communication with the nonresponse management server 130.
- FIG. 1 represents a system based on a network in which the H.323 standard is used.
- SIP stands for Session Initiation Protocol.
- the call manager 110b is included in a SIP proxy server.
- the present invention is in another embodiment based on analogue and / or digital type telephone networks.
- the call control equipment HOb is included in the switch which allows the provision of the telephone service to the called party A. switch is able to put the caller B in communication with a nonresponse management server, or even a mail server 140.
- Fig. 2 represents the algorithm for managing a telephone call from a caller to a called party on non-answer of the called party according to the present invention.
- Step E200 consists of the detection by the call management equipment
- the user B issues an admission request to the HOA call management equipment and communicates an identifier of the user A.
- call manager equipment HOa generates a connection request to the call manager HOb to which the user A is associated, which then transfers this request to the H.323 terminal of the called party A.
- the caller B dials the telephone number of the called party A, the switch to which the caller B is connected establishes a connection with the switch to which the called party A is connected.
- the next step E201 is to generate a call signal from the user A.
- the H.323 terminal of the user A upon receipt of the connection request, then generates a user call signal. Such as for example a ringing and then transfers a representative message of the call signal to the terminal H.323 of the caller B via the call management equipment 110.
- the switch to which the user A is connected and which comprises a call management equipment HOb as in accordance with the present invention generates a call signal to the terminal of the user A which generates at the reception thereof a call signal from the user A such as a ring.
- the call management equipment HOb stores a caller identifier B.
- This identifier is the telephone number of the caller B when the invention is implemented in an analog telephone network or the IP address caller B when the invention is implemented in a H.323 ty ⁇ e network.
- the call handling equipment HOb triggers a timer denoted T1.
- the call management equipment HOb checks whether the called party A has taken the telephone call.
- the call handling equipment 110b checks whether a representative message of the line socket has been transferred by the called A terminal H.323.
- the switch to which the user A is connected and which comprises the call management equipment HOb detects the establishment of a current loop with the terminal of the called party A.
- step E205 which consists in stopping the call signal of the called party A.
- the switch to which the called party A is connected controls the stopping of the call signal.
- the H.323 terminal of called party A terminates the call signal.
- the call management equipment 110a checks whether the timer T1 triggered in the step E203 has elapsed.
- steps E204 and E207 are repeated until timer T1 has elapsed.
- call handler 110a proceeds to step E208.
- Step E208 is to generate a multimedia message to caller B.
- the call manager 110b of the called party A When the present invention is based on a network in which the H.323 standard is used, the call manager 110b of the called party A generates a connection request to the management server on non-response 130. an acknowledgment message of the non-response management server 130, the call manager 110b of the called party A generates a non-answer session indication message to the caller terminal B, session established. in parallel with the call from the caller B to the called party A. When this message is acknowledged by the terminal H.323 caller B 5 it is connected to the non-response management server 130 in parallel with the call to the called A.
- the switch to which the called party A is associated establishes, in parallel with the call to the user A, a communication between the caller B and the non-management server. answer 130.
- the switch to which the called party A is connected continues to generate the call signal.
- the present invention is based on a network in which the H.323 standard is used, the H.323 terminal of called party A continues to generate the call signal.
- the nonresponse management server 130 is able, in accordance with the present invention, to transfer to the caller B at least one multimedia audio and / or text message.
- the non-response management server 130 generates a multimedia message to the caller B inviting the latter to make a choice among a set of proposals.
- proposals are, for example, and in a non-limiting manner, an invitation to continue to present the call of the called party A, to leave a message in the messaging of the called party A, to carry out an automatic callback of the called party A, to transfer the call to another terminal such as for example the mobile phone of the called A or the secretariat of the called A, access other options.
- the multimedia message is adapted to predetermined conditions.
- predetermined conditions are for example and without limitation the identity of the caller B obtained in step E202 and / or the date and time of the call processing, the service or services to which the called party A has subscribed after the operator of the telecommunication system.
- the called party A can define these conditions by accessing the non-response management server 130 via its H.323 terminal or via its computer connected to the Internet network.
- the nonresponse management server 130 activates a timer T2.
- the nonresponse management server 130 checks whether the caller B has responded to the multimedia message transmitted in step E208, in selecting the invitation to continue to present the call to the called party A.
- the answer of the caller B is for example a press on a predetermined key of his H.323 terminal which controls the transfer of a DTMF signal type or other to the nonresponse management server or a voice command interpreted by the nonresponse management server 130.
- the nonresponse management server 130 transfers to the call management equipment HOb of the called party A a representative message the closing of the non-response session.
- the call management equipment HOb transfers in response a message representative of the closure of the non-response session to the H.323 terminal of the caller B.
- the communication between the caller B and the non-response management server 130 is interrupted and the caller B is found in the call procedure of the called party A.
- the call control equipment HOb of the called party A checks whether the called party A has taken the telephone call.
- step E204 the algorithm proceeds to the next step E215 which consists in stopping the call signal of the called party A.
- the switch to which the called party A is connected controls the stopping of the call signal.
- the H.323 terminal of called party A terminates the call signal.
- the algorithm according to the present invention stops and waits for a new telephone call.
- the equipment managing the calls HOb passes from the step E212 to the step E213 and checks if the caller B has interrupted the communication.
- the switch to which the caller B is connected detects the handset hang-up. telephone number of the called party A and transfers a message to the switch to which the called party A. is connected.
- the called party H.323 terminal transfers to the HOA call management equipment a communication closure message which is transferred to the call manager equipment 110b and the H.323 terminal of the callee
- the call handler 110b executes steps E212 through E213.
- the algorithm proceeds to the step E214 of stopping the call signal of the user A.
- the switch to which the handset of called party A is connected controls the stop of the call signal.
- the present invention is based on a network in which the standard
- the H.323 terminal of the called A controls the stop of the call signal.
- the caller B in response to the multimedia message transmitted in step E208, has selected the invitation to continue to present the call to the called party A by pressing on a predetermined key of its H.323 terminal or of its telephone handset or by making a voice command, the timer T2 is deactivated and a timer noted T3 is activated by the nonresponse server 130.
- the nonresponse management server 130 does not transfer to the called HOb call management equipment HOb a message representative of the closing of the non-response session.
- the non-response session between subscriber B and the non-response server is maintained.
- the timer T3 remains active and when it is up, the algorithm returns to step E208.
- the non-response server 130 transfers to the caller B a new multimedia message inviting the latter to make a new choice.
- the multimedia message transmitted is preferentially different from the previously transmitted message and comprises the following proposals: leave a message in the called A's mailbox, make an automatic callback of the called party A, transfer the call to the other terminal such as for example the mobile phone of the called A or the secretariat of the called A, to access other options.
- the called party A does not answer during the time delay T3, it is not necessary to invite the caller again to present the call to the called party.
- the caller B in response to the multimedia message transmitted in step E208, has not selected the invitation to continue to present the call to the called party A, the algorithm proceeds to step E217.
- the nonresponse management server 130 checks whether the caller B has responded to the multimedia message transmitted in step E208 by selecting the invitation to access the mail server 140 of the called A.
- the answer of the caller B is, for example, a press on a predetermined key of his H.323 terminal which controls the transfer of a DTMF or other type signal to the nonresponse management server or an interpreted voice command. by the nonresponse management server 130. If yes, the algorithm proceeds to the next step E218.
- the non-response management server 130 transfers to the call manager equipment 110b of the called party A a message representative of the closing of the call. communication.
- the nonresponse management server 130 also generates a return message including the identifier of another nonresponse server and more specifically the identifier of the mail server 140 to the H.323 terminal of the caller B.
- the caller B terminal H.323 first transmits a response: a call closure message to the caller B terminal H.323 via the call handler equipment 110 and in a second step a messaging request connection message to the messaging server 140 via the call handler 110.
- an off-hook indication message is transmitted to the H.323 terminal of the call handler. calling B through the call manager equipment 110 and acknowledges this message. The caller B can then leave a voice message to the called party A on the mail server 140.
- the method interrupts the communication between the caller B and the non-response server 130, interrupts the call. the caller to the called party and establishes a call between the caller and another nonresponse server such as the mail server 140 with which the called party is associated.
- the non-response management server 130 transfers the communication to the messaging server 140.
- the caller B is then invited to leave a message to the called party A.
- step E219 the call management equipment HOb checks whether the called party A answers the caller's telephone call B in the same manner as that described in step E204. If the called party A answers the call, the algorithm proceeds to the next step E220 in which the call handling equipment 110b interrupts the communication between the caller and the nonresponse server such as the mail server. 140.
- the call handling equipment HOb of the called party A transmits to the mail server 140 and the H.323 terminal of the caller B a message representative of the closing of the non-response session.
- the present invention is based on an analog telephone network, the communication between the caller B and the messaging server 140 is interrupted and the caller B is found in the call procedure of the called party A.
- step E221 the call signal of the called party A is interrupted in the same manner as that described in step E205 and a call is established between the called party and the caller in step E222.
- Step E223 consists, for the call control equipment HOb, of checking whether the caller B has interrupted the call in the same manner as that described in step E213.
- the call handling equipment 110b executes the steps E219 and E223.
- the algorithm proceeds to the step E224 of stopping the call signal of the user A.
- step E225 the nonresponse management server 130 checks whether the caller B has responded to the multimedia message transmitted in step E208 by selecting the invitation to callback the called party A. The answer is a support on a predetermined key of its H.323 terminal or its telephone handset or a voice message.
- the algorithm proceeds to the next step E226 of activating a call-back procedure after a predetermined time or defined by the calling party B.
- the non-response management server 130 transfers to call management equipment HOb of called party A a message representative of the closure of the communication which is then transferred to the H.323 terminal of the called A. Upon receipt of this message, the H.323 terminal of the called party A interrupts the call signal.
- the non-response management server 130 transfers to the call management equipment HOa of the caller B a message representative of the closure of the call which is then transferred to the terminal H.323 of the caller B.
- Caller B's HOA management equipment enters a waiting loop for a predetermined time and at the end of this waiting loop generates a connection request to the terminal of the caller B and a call connection request to the terminal of the called party A.
- step E208 If the caller B, in response to the multimedia message transmitted in step E208, did not select the invitation to call back automatically, the algorithm proceeds to step E227.
- the call control equipment HOb of the called party A checks whether the called party A has taken the call.
- step E228 The call management equipment 110b also transfers a message to the non-response management server 130 representative of the closure of the call with the caller B.
- step E229 the call signal of the called party A is interrupted.
- step E230 the call management equipment 110b transfers a message indicating the line taken by the called party A to the terminal H.323 of the caller B via the equipment. call management 110a.
- the called A On receipt of the message indicating the taking line, the called A transfers an acknowledgment message to the terminal H.323 called A. The telephone communication is then established between the two users.
- the algorithm goes from the step E227 to the step E231 and the management server over the non-response 130 checks whether the delay time
- step E209 T2 activated in step E209 is completed. If not, the algorithm returns to step E210 previously described. If yes, the algorithm goes to step
- the non-response management server 130 transfers to call management equipment HOb of called party A a message representative of the closure of the communication which is then transferred to the H.323 terminal of the called A.
- the non-response management server 130 transfers to the call management equipment 110a of the caller B a message representative of the termination of the call which is then transferred to the calling party's H.323 terminal.
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