IVR Customer Support Setup
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need an IVR built and configured so callers reach the right help fast. Its sole purpose is customer support, and it must offer three options in every relevant branch: an automated response for common questions, the ability to transfer to a live agent, and—when queues are long—a call-back request feature.
You’ll design the call flow, record or synthesize the prompts, connect it to our existing SIP/VoIP trunk, and make sure the routing to our support team works flawlessly. I’m open on the exact number of menu levels; clarity and speed for the caller are what matter most, so feel free to recommend the simplest structure that still covers our FAQs and escalation paths.
Final hand-off should include:
• Diagram of the call flow with all customer touch-points
• All audio files (or TTS scripts) in WAV and MP3
• Working configuration files or portal access so my team can maintain the menus
• A brief test report confirming that automated responses, live-agent transfers, and call-back requests all succeed under real call conditions
If you’ve set up similar customer-service IVRs before—especially on Asterisk, Twilio, FreePBX, or a comparable platform—let me know. I’m ready to start as soon as we settle on the flow.
You’ll design the call flow, record or synthesize the prompts, connect it to our existing SIP/VoIP trunk, and make sure the routing to our support team works flawlessly. I’m open on the exact number of menu levels; clarity and speed for the caller are what matter most, so feel free to recommend the simplest structure that still covers our FAQs and escalation paths.
Final hand-off should include:
• Diagram of the call flow with all customer touch-points
• All audio files (or TTS scripts) in WAV and MP3
• Working configuration files or portal access so my team can maintain the menus
• A brief test report confirming that automated responses, live-agent transfers, and call-back requests all succeed under real call conditions
If you’ve set up similar customer-service IVRs before—especially on Asterisk, Twilio, FreePBX, or a comparable platform—let me know. I’m ready to start as soon as we settle on the flow.
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