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I just wrote a Twilio tool to get into my building with a text message, and needed a bit of voice guidance for the bit at the buzzer box. It's useful for more t
by sgrove 11y ago
I just wrote a Twilio tool to get into my building with a text message, and needed a bit of voice guidance for the bit at the buzzer box. It's useful for more than just those "awful things".
- gkop 11y agoInteresting, and the buzzer box doesn't have a touch tone keypad?
- sgrove 11y agoIt does, and the app also supports that, but I have ~4 scenarios I want to support (in order: iOS app, sms, keypad entry, fall-through to call my phone) prompting the guest to enter a code (with a timeout of six seconds before it says tells the guest that it'll just call me). IVR made it very quick.
- gkop 11y agoNeat, so the only functionality you are using is speak this message to user and await touchtone input? IE the person downstairs isn't encouraged to speak to the computer? Yes this is not awful at all!