Testing Applications

[ivrsolutions]

Quick question,

 

Is there a way to develop a voiceguide application, or test a voiceguide developed application, for example using PC keyboard, speaker and microphone without having to have a modem/dialogic board and actually dial into it?

 

Thanks

 

-Steve

[SupportTeam]

No. You need to dial into it.

[Guest Mario]

I had the same issue - testing the IVR script without wasting $$ in phone calls. Unfortunately VG does not have a call simulator.

 

However, I found this VOIP site and they offer free landline calls to Australia (where i am).

 

So now, I just call myself using their software....hope this helps some.

[Guest loolooo]

Dear Katalina Technologies Manager

 

How many request and question did you recieve for call simulator for testing Vg?

 

please Do Somthing Sir.

[jjkul]

I agree. PLEASE create a call simulator.

[SupportTeam]

The best way to test the IVR system is to dial into it just like the caller would.

The best solutions for testing are:

 

1. Purchase a Dialogic PromptMaster Phone. These are sold used on eBay and other places. It has a power supply and provides line and ring voltage so you can test a IVR system board without having telephone lines.

 

2. Purchase a CO (Central Office) or line simulator. These are usually more expensive than a PromptMaster.

 

eg: Skutch AS-4A (http://www.skutchelectronics.com/index.html) on E-bay for $25 (US). It lists for $75 but there and there are a few companies that will sell them for less than $50.00 and some guy on eBay seems to have a few for $25.00

 

3. Use a small PBX. They are a bit more expensive ($200+) but worth it.

[Guest masalan]

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