July 6th, 2009
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Posted in General |
July 6th, 2009
We have a requirement to send the parameters, a text, a phone number to a voice gateway. The gateway must be able to dial to the phone number mentioned and speak out the text sent as a parameter.
Please let us know if we can achieve this by using your software. Also please let us know if its a freeware and can be downloaded to any machine and tested.
Yes, you can do what you specified and you can download and test the software.
We would like to know the call rate for every number dialed. Also we would like to know if the software is mandatory to be installed on our machine. Or if we can just call your server with a gateway IP address provided
We do not provide hosting service, so you have to set up the software on your computer. However, you can use our software with any SIP based VOIP service providers or Skype, as well as traditional landline phone services. The call rate depends on which service you choose. When you use a VOIP service, you do not need any telephony hardware in order to make phone calls. All you need is a computer that runs Voicent software.
Please note SIP support is only available after release 7.
Please provide and guide us regarding the API documentation
For your application, please see Voicent Gateway simple call interface. The interface includes many programming language support.
Posted in Gateway, Developer |
June 26th, 2009
This is exactly how I did the Do Not Call list. I hope you can tell me what I am doing wrong.
I download DNC file from the gov site
Name of file is 2009-6 etc
Type Text document
Location (archive root directory)
Then I unzip it to notepad (It goes there automatically)
Then I save the unzip file to Local Dick [C].
File name donotcall
Save as type Text Documents [“.txt]
Encoding ANSI
I open up Broadcastbyphone program
I Put a list of phone numbers in the phone section
I save the list to My recordings as tel number
I click on List
On the down list I click on Check do not call list
The Do Not Call window comes up
It automatically puts in C:\donotcall File (however it is asking for a folder)
Default area code for 7 digit number
I put in the digit area code I want it to check = 801 ( the list of area codes on the list is three different ones. Could This make a difference?
Then I click the OK
The widow pops up
There is no DNC files under the directory, Click Yes to continue, No to stop
Create a folder, such as C:\dnc, to hold your unzipped DNC list file. Then specify C:\dnc from the check DNC window. You can put any many unzipped DNC list in the folder as you like.
Posted in BroadcastByPhone, Agent Dialer |