Why build a VoiceXML/CCXML based interpreter yourself or trust slow open source when Interact can provide you with a patent pending alternative...
VoiceXML and CCXML are W3C standards for creating enhanced applications for Interactive Voice Response systems. Applications complying with these standards interface with a software layer known as an Interpreter. With unparalleled efficiency, Interact’s SPOT significantly improves voice application system performance. In conventional solutions, as applications become more dense and complex, resource dependencies increase substantially resulting in bottlenecks. Interact’s high performance SPOT VoiceXML/CCXML based interpreter set significantly improves system performance in areas such as CPU usage and memory requirements sevenfold over traditional interpreters.
See the SPOT Performance Whitepaper for a detailed analysis of our unique performance capabilities.Developed for use in environments that handle hundreds to thousands of resources, standard testing for the platform independent SoftSPOT, a pure software SIP based VoIP IVR platform, begins at 500+ channels per dual 2.4 Ghz processor. This is 9X more channel support than the majority of solutions on the market and 3X+ greater than Java-based systems. The Interact interpreter set also features linear scalability and no limit on the number of channels that are supported in a distributed environment.
Utilizing a layered software approach complemented by the latest CCXML specification, SPOT provides active redundancy and failover options unmatched by competitors, resulting in no live sessions being lost.* Capable of being adjusted according to specific needs, this redundancy may be minimized or maximized, whereby a call can be sent back to step one or sent back one step, respectively. The active call redundancy feature functions in stark contrast to most solutions on the market today, which only offer redundancy in the form of N+1 network performance. Calls may be lost in these other systems because throughput is maintained instead of live user sessions.