The Press Digit Node is used to navigate through IVR (Interactive Voice Response) systems. When in this node, the agent will not speak. Instead, it evaluates whether it should press a digit and determines which specific digit to press. The node evaluates whether to press a digit each time the user (IVR system) finishes speaking. This timing is also affected by the detection delay setting. If a digit press is needed, the agent will infer the appropriate digit and press it.Documentation Index
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Configure Press Digit Behavior
Setup IVR Navigation Instructions
Provide clear instructions so the agent knows whether and what digit to press. Include keywords or phrases to listen for, as well as which ones to avoid.
Configure Detection Delay
Some IVR systems speak slowly. Set a delay on pauses to make sure the whole IVR menu is captured before the agent makes a decision. We recommend setting this to 1 second.
Configure Transitions
Transitions occur when the IVR system finishes speaking. Ensure you cover both successful navigation and potential failure scenarios or edge cases.
- Success scenario: Define when the agent has successfully navigated to the target (e.g. “Reached scheduling department”). If the digit press was correct, the IVR response will confirm this.
- Edge cases: Cover scenarios like getting stuck in loops (e.g. “Menu repeated 3 times”).
Other Node Settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Global Node | See Global Node guide. |
| LLM | Choose a different model for this node — used for determining whether and what digit to press. |