AdvancedNotifyRequest

The phone number to call. It can be in any format, as long as there are 10 digits. To dial an extension, add x followed by the extension.

The phone number that the call will be transferred to if the call recipient presses 0. Transfer behavior can be further modified with TextToSay commands.

The text-to-speech voice ID.

The number to display on the receiving party's Caller ID.

The name to display on the receiving party's Caller ID. (Most carriers ignore this and use their own directory assistance to display name information.)

The text-to-speech text or combination of text-to-speech and script to be read to the receiving party.

Your license key.

The number of times to attempt dialing if the initial call is unanswered or busy. The maximum is 3.

The number of seconds to wait until the next retry is performed if the original call is unanswered or busy. We recommend waiting at least 60 seconds.

The date and time at which to send the call, specified as Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

The speed that text-to-speech (TTS) will use when speaking the text. The value ranges from 0 to 20 (10 being normal). This can also be controlled within the TextToSay parameter.

The volume that text-to-speech (TTS) will use when speaking the text. The value ranges from 0 to 100 (100 being the default). This can also be controlled within the TextToSay parameter.

The maximum time duration of the call, in seconds. We recommend you do not change this unless you absolutely need to.

The URL to post call status changes to. The URL must be in lowercase. The system posts OutgoingPostback data for outgoing calls and IncomingPostback data for incoming calls.

An optional ID to help you identify the call.