IVR Tutorial
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Part I: Basic Usage
Overview
IVR Studio Components
Installation
Lesson 1: Call Flow Diagram
Create an element to collect password
Add prompt
Check correct password
Check incorrect password
Call Flow Diagram
Deploy application
Test Lesson 1
Lesson 2: Variable
Create a new variable
Update variable value
Use variable
Log caller ID
Test Lesson 2
Lesson 3: Record Voice Message
Create a record element
Create a choice element
Listen to recorded message
Test Lesson 3
Lesson 4: Run External Program
Create a run program action
Create a variable for the voice message
Use variable as program argument
Test Lesson 4
Use Windows Batch File
Edit the run program action
Test Lesson 4 Again
Lesson 5: Design for BroadcastByPhone Autodialer
Create an outbound IVR application
Create a column variable
Use a column variable
Set audio message
Select autodialer outbound IVR application
Edit the Windows Batch File
Test Lesson 5
Lesson 6: Communicate with a Website
Create an HTTP action
Edit the Windows Batch File
Deploy Inbound and Outbound IVR Applications
Test Lesson 6
Lesson 7: Improvements and Resources
Use a natural text-to-speech engine
Use pre-recorded audio
Use a multi-line system
Resources
Part II: Advanced Usage (For Developers)
Lesson 8: Integrate with IVR Applications
Update the IVR Call Flow Diagram
Create a Java Action
Write a Java Class for Java Action
Compile and Run the Java Class
Use Action Return Variable
Update the Windows Batch File
Add a Run Program Action
Test Lesson 8
Lesson 9: Integrate with Relational Database
Learn more about relational database
The Java Class to check password using JDBC
Create a Java action to check password
Use Java action result to determine which transition to take
Get more information from the database
Use database action
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