XML voice menu fields
You can think of a "menu" in XML IVR as a general frame whose different elements change behavior based on parameters in the menu definition. That menu frame defines what will be told to the caller at first iteration - which usually include an initial greetingsuch as "thanks for calling ACME," followed by instructions on IVR usage: "press 1 for conference, press 2 for echo test," and so on. Another field defines what will be played to the caller in subsequent passes (for example, if you press 9 to hear the menu again, you will not be thanked for calling, you'll be read the instructions directly). Fields define what will be read before hanging up on the caller, or after an invalid input (for example, pressing 4 when only ...
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