The CallXML platform is available exclusively on the Voxeo networks hosted network. As a simple markup language with a short learning curve, it suits the needs of most telephony applications that use touchtone input (DTMF). If your application will not need any voice recognition, then you may find that CallXML is the right choice for you. CallXML allows the fastest development cycle from conceptualization to deployment due to it's easy-to-learn syntax and the fact that it does not require complex voice grammars in order to operate. More specific information on CallXML can be found in the Voxeo CallXML Development Guide.
CCXML (2002)
The CCXML browser offered exclusively on our dial-in Hosted platform offers the ability to work in conjunction with the various VoiceXML browsers to allow for asynchronous event trapping and handling, intelligent call routing, and multi-party conferencing. If your application needs these features, then CCXML is the only way to get it done right. This version of the CCXML markup language was the first-ever commercially deployed instance of the markup and has routed over 1 billion calls since it's commercial introduction in 2002. Check out the Voxeo Call Control XML Development Guide to learn about how CCXML can enhance your applications.
VoiceXML 2.0
The Voxeo VoiceXML 2.0 browser is the tried-and-true voice browser that thousands of Voxeo developers use for commercial deployment, and is available exclusively on our Hosted networks for testing and Commercial grade traffic. Rigidly compliant to the w3c specification and very robust, this browser is a rock-solid solution for IVR applications that require a recognized standard for complex voice recognition dialogs. More information can be found on this fine platform in the Voxeo VoiceXML 2.0 Development Guide.
Prophecy -- CallXML 3.0
Introduced in late 2005, CallXML 3.0 adds powerful enhancements to this widely used, simple-to-learn IVR markup. Retaining its low cost and short learning curve, 3.0 adds the ability to use simple voice recognition menus within your applications, and employs built-in conditional logic operations to further extend it's capabilities. Additionally, CallXML 3.0 sports new container element aliases and also features built-in XPath support, allowing developers to build robust IVR applications using only static content. You can visit our CallXML 3.0 Developer Guide to use our samples and how-to tutorials and start developing your apps. Prophecy CallXML 3.0 is available for use on either our Hosted Network, or as a free trial installation on your local machine, another first in the industry.
Prophecy -- CCXML 1.0
Voxeo's newest addition to the IVR family is the world's first CCXML 1.0-compliant hosting platform, which sets the standard for all other CCXML deployments. Voxeo Prophecy CCXML is the best platform on which to deploy your next-generation conferencing/call routing applications to ensure that they will stand the test of time. Prophecy CCXML 1.0 is available for use on either our Hosted Network, or as a free trial installation on your local machine. For details and code samples specific to this most recent version of CCXML 1.0, visit the w3c Call Control 1.0 Specification. Voxeo documentation for CCXML 1.0 is coming soon!
Prophecy -- VoiceXML 2.0
The downloadable Prophecy platform also includes our newest ASR engine and is the worlds first and only 100% certified-compliant VoiceXML 2.0 browser. Concerned about IVR application portability? Worry no longer, as the Prophecy platform allows you to develop applications that you won't have to retool if you migrate to another compliant platform. The Prophecy VoiceXML platform supports all the VoiceXML 2.1 additions and enhancements as well as the SISR/SRGS grammar formatting standards and also includes Legacy support for the older GSL and JSGF grammar formats. The whole Prophecy package offers you and your callers an enormous range of flexibility and options in your voice-activated IVR deployments. Note that while our Voxeo VoiceXML 2.0 Development Guide should serve as a starting point for your Prophecy VoiceXML development, some differences do exist between this version of the VoiceXML documentation and the Prophecy implementation. However, Prophecy-specific documentation is forthcoming very soon; stay tuned for release updates!
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