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Voicent Command Line for Dummies
I was wondering how to use Voicent’s command line interface. I am new to this and dont know much about DOS.
To use Voicent from the command line:
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First open the command prompt. To do this, type:
cmd.exe
into the Start Menu search bar. -
To go to the voicent folder Type:
cd C:\Program Files\Voicent
and press enter. 64 bit machines will useProgram Files(x86)
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Type:
dir
to view the contents of the folder. -
Choose the product you wish to use and change directory to that folder. ex:
cd AgentDialer
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Go into the bin folder by typing:
cd bin
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Type:
dir
to view this folder. -
Type the desired exe name. ex:
adialer.exe
- Agent Dialer will open.
There are optional flags that may be used while opening a file. Some common flags are:
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-pd
run predictive dialing -
-dial
run semi automatic dialing -
-statusurl
post to this url after a call is finished. -
-statusexe
launch a program or script after a call is finished -
-caller
caller identifier. Used with statusurl callback -
-phoneno
phone number to call -
-name
name to call -
-startfromrow
broadcast start from row, default is 0, used with -startnow -
-maxlines
use maximum number of lines for the broadcast -
-import
import a CSV file -
-export
export to a CSV file -
-cleanstatus
confirmation and status columns are cleaned before broadcast -
-noexit
keep program up after broadcast -
Here are some different command lines and what they do: (be sure to replace any bold information with your own)
To open an existing aoc in agent dialer try:
adialer.exe "C:\Users\YourUserName\Documents\YourCampaign.aoc"
To import an existing .csv file try:
adialer.exe -import "C:\Users\YourUserName\Documents\YourData.csv"
If your data has more than the standard three columns, you will need to save a blank .aoc file with the columns pre setup in the order that you need them. Then try:
adialer.exe -import "C:\Users\YourUserName\Documents\YourData.csv" "C:\Users\YourUserName\Documents\YourCampaign.aoc"
Note that these are default locations. aoc, voc, csv files may be stored anywhere the user desires.
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