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That's about as simple as it gets.<br>
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A call file that goes to the dialplan.<br>
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A dialplan that consists of Read (which would play the message) followed a GotoIf into a mailbox (either voicemail or Dial() to an external number).<br>
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One hint for doing unattended dialing like this, make sure you're dialing using a SIP or other digital method rather than, say, out an analogue port that doesn't have decent answer detect.<br>
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And you can't just dump a whole bunch of call files into the system at once, you'll need to meter them out based on the number of concurrent outbound calls your provider will allow.<div class="HOEnZb"><div class="h5">
<br></div></div></blockquote><div><br></div><div>Hello James,</div><div><br></div><div>Good to see you here, and thank you very much. Though my basic idea of how it will look using call files and dialplan is like what you and others on here have pointed out. Yes,</div>
<div>we are using SIP for both origination and termination (just helping my friend use some of our accounts used for PBX, and prepaid). I have been using * for many years now however,</div><div>never for call center/predictive dialer type processes. Once I have got this thing to call out and get calls coming in. It would be nice to write to a database all the users that press</div>
<div>option on. I have a strong Java, PHP and SQL background. Will probably need to make a call using AGI or such?</div><div><br></div><div>N.</div></div></div></div>