How to do Voice Testing in Botium Box

Install Prerequisites
Handling audio content in Botium Box is based on Botium Speech Processing, a unified, developer-friendly API to the best available free and Open-Source Speech-To-Text and Text-To-Speech services as well as cloud services.
Step 1: Connect Botium Box to Your Voice Bot
Botium Box supports all relevant Conversational AI technologies available, and upcoming technologies are added to the platform within weeks. There are more than 30 different Botium Connectors available right now, including adaptable generic connectors for custom Conversational AI APIs.
Step 1b: Test Voice Connection with Live Chat
To test if the voice connection with the chatbot is working, you can use the Botium Box Live Chat:
Step 2: Prepare Test Set for Voice Testing
In Botium, there is nothing special about a Test Set for Voice Testing compared to a Test Set for usual text-based testing. You can even mix voice test cases with text test cases in one Test Set.
Step 3: Prepare or Record Audio Samples
Step 4: Run First Voice Test Session
Now there is nothing special about running a voice test session in Botium Box.
Step 5: Add Voice Effects to Simulate Real-Life Scenarios
Now that you have successfully run your first test session, it is time to simulate some real-life scenarios by adding some voice effects to your recordings. Again, head over to the Voice Wizard and select the Voice Effects option.

Parent topic: Voice App Testing

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