Voice: Record

Records a voice call and store it on the server permanently. Choose if the background audio prompt is to be ignored, set maximum duration to be recorded, set the file location with customizable file name containing the caller name / time stamp of the call or any other custom parameter / tag.

The options of play content node are:

Node Options	Description
RECORD OPTIONS	Play options helps you configure a voice file to the node.
PLAY OPTIONS	Play options helps you configure a voice file to the node.
TIMER SETTINGS	Timer options helps you configure the time-out upon which control is passed to the selected node.
NODE EVENTS	Node options helps you configure the events that you want to trigger on this node.

RECORD OPTIONS

The record options screen allows you to collect user response in a voice call.

Following are the options of record options screen:

Echo Cancellation: Select this option to cancel the echo during the recording.
Karaoke: Select his option to record a voice with karaoke effect.
None: Select this option to record a voice without any effect.
Record File: Specifies the location that is used to store the recorded voice files.
Record Timeout(Secs): Enter the time-out in seconds after which the recording gets terminated and saved in the above location.

PLAY OPTIONS

The play options screen allows you to create or add party to the conference call.

To configure the play options, follow these steps:

Select Type from the drop-down.
Click Settings icon. A popup screen is displayed with additional configuration options.
- Session Variables: If you select static variable, the text box is enabled to enter the value.
- Offset (Secs): Enter the offset time in seconds after which the voice will start playing.
- Duration: Enter the time in seconds. The voice file will be played for the specified duration.
- User Assets: Select this option to select the language and voice file.
- +: Click + option to configure additional options.
Click x to close the screen.
Click + icon to add additional options.

TIMER SETTINGS

The timer settings screen allows you to configure the time-out upon which the control is passed to the selected node.

Type	Description
call	This option helps you terminate the flow from this node after the specified time-out seconds. To enter the time in seconds, follow these steps: Select call from the Type drop-down. Select static variable from the Value (in secs) drop-down. Enter the value in seconds. Click + icon to add other fields.
menu	This option helps you terminate a menu after the specified time-out seconds. To enter time in seconds, follow these steps: Select menu from the Type drop-down. Select static variable from the Value (in secs) drop-down. Enter the value in seconds.

Type

Description

call

This option helps you terminate the flow from this node after the specified time-out seconds. To enter the time in seconds, follow these steps:

Select call from the Type drop-down.
Select static variable from the Value (in secs) drop-down.
Enter the value in seconds.
Click + icon to add other fields.

This option helps you terminate a menu after the specified time-out seconds. To enter time in seconds, follow these steps:

Select menu from the Type drop-down.
Select static variable from the Value (in secs) drop-down.
Enter the value in seconds.

NODE EVENTS

The node events screen allows you to configure the events that you want to trigger on this node.

Event Name	Description
onrecordcomplete	This event is triggered if an invalid choice is made (an undefined choice).
onplaycomplete	This event is triggered when the voice is played completely.

Properties / Params configuration

Properties

Property	Description
Label	The name of the node represented as a string. A node can be renamed by changing the contents of the Label field.

Params

Parameter	Description
Session Data	The Session Data shortcut leads to the Session Data / Custom Logs configuration.Session Data can set one or more Session Params upon entering or leaving the node.Custom Logs can record one or more Session Params upon entering or leaving the node. This is useful for debugging purposes.