IVR Studies via the Survox Console
These instructions assume that you already have a QPX file with the appropriate IVRBLOCK.
Blended IVR studies require you to use the GETHELDIN function to be able to check for a waiting call and connect that call to an interviewer.
Survox Console Instructions
- Log into the Survox Console
- Click on Create a Project
- Inbound and Outbound IVR studies check the IVR Mode
- Blended IVR studies check the IVR Mode and either CATI or WebCATI modes
- Click on Project Setup
- Upload the QPX
- For a Blended IVR study you have to upload a spec for each mode
- Prepare the sample file
- A sample file is required for Blended and Outbound IVR studies
- Empty fone files are used for Inbound only studies
- Create and Upload the Voice Over Recordings
- See the IVR Sound File documentation for more information on uploading the voice over recordings.
- For Inbound or Blended IVR studies, a DID number needs to be set up
- This instruction set assumes a single DID number for a single study
- A multi study DID will require custom work in the Dial-plan and is not part of the IVR
instruction set
- Once you have received a DID number from your carrier, it will need to be set up in the Survox Dialer Console
- See the Survox Dialer Console documentation for more information on how to set up the DID number
- Set up the IVR Studies control under Manage – Study Control
- See IVR Studies in the Survox Console documentation for more information
- Click the Server Reload button to save all changes
- Click on Deploy
- Load the study live
- To stop the IVR study from running you would delete the line by selecting the line you wish to delete
- Click Delete
- Click the Server Reload button to save all changes
- You will be able to access the Inbound or Blended study by dialing the DID number that you specified in the IVRCONTROL file
- For an Outbound study it will begin dialing your sample at the appropriate shop and day part times
NOTE:
- IVR runs in its own mode so you cannot set the dial configuration (.dial file) to predictive mode.
- Best Practice recommendation is to not risk abandons on an IVR study so 1-to-1 dialing is optimal.
- The only setting that has valuable meaning in a .dial file configuration for an IVR study is the number of rings.