So you want to build an IVR in C# but you think TAPI and SAPI are too hard

We agree with difficulty part - TAPI and SAPI are difficult technologies to master.

We can help with the C# part.

Go here and watch the video to see how easy it can be to do speech and telephony in your favorite language.

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To find it if it really is as easy to build an IVR application in your favorite language as we say it is, you can download our free call simulator and try us out.

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Build an IVR compatible with TAPI and SAPI using popular development languages such as C#, C++, Visual Basic, Visual FoxPro, VB, Java, Delphi, Perl, Python, JScript, JavaScript and Ruby which target Windows, .Net or Linux. Use hardware from Cisco, Way2Call, Eicon Diva and Dialogic. Easily make use of text-to-speech (TTS) and and automatic speech recognition (ASR) engines to voice-enable your applications. We sell software that makes the programming and development of a custom IVR system easy for you.

Building a server application to answer telephone calls in a scalable way is too hard.

Buying an IVR is often too expensive.

In either case, very often integrating with existing systems in your enterprise is cumbersome.

Markup languages such as VoiceXML and SALT are great at documents but they are poor choices as development languages. Build your application using the language and the tools that you know.