Product Information
What is The voximal stack?
Unfettered resources:
Voximal integrates cloud speech services like Google Speech API, IBM Watson SpeechToText, and Azure Bing Speech, but retains local functionality with the UNIMRCP connector.
Solid standards:
Voximal complies with the W3C standard language of VoiceXML 2.1. Asterisk provides all common VoIP protocols like SIP. Speech recognition and synthesis are achievable via the IETF standard MRCP or even native HTTP connectors. Voximal runs on the unparalleled GNU/Linux operating system.
Open-minded:
The core telephony software is Asterisk, the open-source PBX. The web GUI is the popular FreePBX, powered by LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP). The mission-critical software, Voximal, is free for one channel.
Easy to install:
Use the self-install package in your environment, or use one of the many vendor-provided images in the cloud.
Modular:
It’s ready for small installations handling a few calls, and obviously, redundant configurations with many concurrent calls are possible.
Programmable:
It uses the standard VoiceXML programming language. It boasts many features that go beyond traditional voice servers. Integration with any API, such as ChatBots, via JSON data tags is now easy.
How to use The voximal stack?
Voximal is an Asterisk/FreePBX voice platform using VoiceXML for interactive voice apps and call bots.
Core Functions of The voximal stack
Text-to-Speech
Voice Chat
Interactive Voice Response
Voice Recognition
Natural Language Processing
Usage Scenarios of The voximal stack
- Build Voice Applications
- Create Interactive Voice Response (IVR) Portals and Complex Phone Services
- Replace Outdated and Expensive IVR Systems
- Create Call Bots or Virtual Assistants
- Use Chatbots and Natural Language Processing (NLP) Integration to Develop Voice/Phone Assistants
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