IVR Input

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IVR's or [[wikipedia:Interactive_voice_response|interactive voice response]] Input functions are setup under '''Applications''' → '''IVRs''' → '''Input'''. An IVR Input function allows you to gather  [[wikipedia:DTMF|DTMF]] data from the caller and process it using a web application. This function is available on ipbx 2.2.1 and higher versions. - All changes made, become effective instantly, so be careful when changing settings on a production system!
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IVR's or [[wikipedia:Interactive_voice_response|interactive voice response]] Input functions are setup under '''Applications''' → '''IVRs''' → '''Input'''. An IVR Input function allows you to gather  [[wikipedia:DTMF|DTMF]] data from the caller and process it using a web application. This function is available on ipbx 2.2.1 and higher versions. - All changes made, become effective instantly, so be careful when changing settings on a production system! For an example on how to use this function see also [[Create_an_IVR_Input_Function| Creating an IVR Input Function]].
== IVR Input Dialog ==
== IVR Input Dialog ==

Latest revision as of 21:21, 4 February 2011

IVR's or interactive voice response Input functions are setup under ApplicationsIVRsInput. An IVR Input function allows you to gather DTMF data from the caller and process it using a web application. This function is available on ipbx 2.2.1 and higher versions. - All changes made, become effective instantly, so be careful when changing settings on a production system! For an example on how to use this function see also Creating an IVR Input Function.

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IVR Input Dialog

Like with an ordinary IVR, you will only able to create an input function if you have a prompt recorded or uploaded.

Input Name

A descriptive name for your input function.

Extension

A unique extension for your input function. This can be used for testing purposes or internal applications. Note that we always recommend, wherever possible, to use the function itself when calling it from other applications.

Query Prompt

The prompt to play back when the function is accessed.

Max Digits

The maximum number of input digits. Pressing the # key will complete the input.

Timeout

The maximum alloted time of no input until the system times out in seconds.

Input Validation

Input validation is performed if an validation URL has been specified.

Validation URL

A validation URL that returns a response to ipbx. The following responses are considered a valid response: any string except for INVALID. The following responses are considered an invalid response: A) the string INVALID or a zero length reply. If for some reason your URL is unreachable or times out, the system will consider the validation to have failed. The default timeout is 2 seconds. Both HTTP and HTTPS are supported. See below for allowed URL Variables.

Example

https://webhost.taridium.net/validation.html?input=%%input%%&attempts=%%attempts%%

Success Prompt

A prompt that will be played back if a successful validation has been performed. Only applicable with a validation URL.

Failure Prompt

A prompt that will be played back if the validation has failed. Only applicable with a validation URL.

Max Retries

The maximum number of validation attempts. 1 retry indicates a maximum of two attempts. Only applicable with a validation URL.

Hangup on Failure

Whether to hangup the call after the validation has failed. Only applicable with a validation URL.

Input Result

Result URL

This is the URL that will be called after the input has been completed or timed out. Use the %%input%% variable to pass the value to your URL. The default timeout is 2 seconds. Both HTTP and HTTPS are supported. See below for allowed URL Variables.

Example

https://webhost.taridium.net/result.html?input=%%input%%&attempts=%%attempts%%

Upon Completion

If set, this indicates where to continue with the call. This function has no effect if hangup on failure has been checked and the input was not successfully validated.

URL Variables

URLs can contain the following variables:

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