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QuickFuse is a web-based telephony application editor and rapid application development platform. QuickFuse users build call flows by visually assembling modules from a library of building blocks that cover the functional requirements of interactive voice response (IVR), messaging, and telephony applications. QuickFuse uses speech recognition and text-to-speech technology and integrates with other systems through SOAP and REST APIs.
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| Original author(s) | Plum Voice |
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| Initial release | July 2010 |
| Platform | Plum VoiceXML Platform |
| Type | Telephony |
| Website | www |
Launch
editQuickFuse was developed by a team of engineers from Plum Voice and is supported by members of Plum's technical operations team. The platform was made commercially available in 2010 following months of quality assurance testing.
Components
editApplication Canvas- used to connect visual models together to create automated workflows.
QuickFuse Outbound Call Manager- an outbound call queue system used to initiate and manage outbound calls.
Simple Database- allows for the creation of database tables that can be used in conjunction with IVR applications.
Underlying Technology
edit- Plum VoiceXML Platform
- Linux Operating System
- jQuery
- Javascript
References
edit- Notes
- QuickFuse article in Oakland Press Oakland Press
- QuickFuse mentioned in auto evolution Auto Evolution
- QuickFuse discussed on Web Dev Pro Web Dev Pro
- QuickFuse mentioned in Automotive World Automotive World
- QuickFuse Review- Make voice applications in minutes TruVoiPBuzz TruVoIPBuzz
- QuickFuse featured on VoIp Users Conference VoIP Users Conference
- QuickFuse wins Customer Interaction Solutions magazine 2010 Product of the Year award TMC
- Create Voice Apps From a Point-and-Click Interface with QuickFuse ReadWriteWeb
- Come Up With Your Own Voice Apps Killer Startups
- ProgrammableWeb Profile ProgrammableWeb
- Create Phone Apps in a Snap with QuickFuse Programmable Web
- QuickFuse featured on WebDev Radio WebDev Radio
- QuickFuse: A Tale of Two Grids SlapStart
External links
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