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Ever been trapped in an IVR loop when a quick transfer or conference would have solved the call? Call centers require robust call control and session management to automate call routing, transfers, conferencing, and event handling, ensuring calls operate smoothly without human intervention. Whether you’re integrating with an existing IVR platform<\/a> or building one from scratch, CCXML, the call control XML standard, enables you to script call flows, manage call state, control SIP and PSTN sessions, and connect voice applications with your telephony server. This article provides clear examples and practical steps to acquire the knowledge and tools necessary to build efficient automated voice systems that seamlessly manage and control calls without requiring manual intervention.

Voice AI’s
text-to-speech tool<\/a> helps you reach that goal by converting call scripts into natural-sounding prompts and dynamic messages that integrate seamlessly into CCXML call flows, enhancing the caller experience while maintaining reliable automation. No deep signal processing knowledge required; you can test prompts and deploy to contact center servers quickly.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Short for Call Control eXtensible Markup Language, CCXML is an XML-based language created to handle telephony call control<\/a>. It tells a telephony platform how to set up, monitor, and tear down phone calls. CCXML controls signaling, call legs, trunks, and media connections, while a separate VoiceXML interpreter handles the spoken dialog and interactive voice response flows. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

You can use CCXML to initiate: <\/p>\n\n\n\n