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Sample xml code:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Response>
    <Say voice="alice">Selected number to connect to: 1 service, 2 reception, 3 restaurant</Say>
    <Gather numDigits="1" action="https://api.telnyx.com/v2/media/Response.xml"/>
</Response>

4. Save, and then create another TeXML Bin. Input the “Response” XML code. Rafal used the code below.

Sample xml code:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Response>
{{#if {{Digits}} == 1}}
    <Say voice="alice">You will be connected with the service</Say>
    <Dial>
        <Number>+123456789</Number>
    </Dial>
{{#elseif {{Digits}} == 2}}
    <Say voice="alice">You will be connected with the reception</Say>
    <Dial>
        <Number>+123456789</Number>
    </Dial>
{{#elseif {{Digits}} == 3}}
    <Say voice="alice">You will be connected with the restaurant</Say>
    <Dial>
        <Number>+123456789</Number>
    </Dial>
{{#else}}
    <Say voice="alice">Selected number is incorrect. Try again</Say>
    <Gather numDigits="1" action="https://api.telnyx.com/v2/media/Response.xml"/>
{{/if}}
</Response>

5. Save.
6. Create a TeXML Application and enter in the URL from your first TeXML Bin file into the field “Send a TeXML Webhook to the URL:”
7. Associate an outbound profile to the application and save.
8. The last step is to navigate to “My Numbers” and assign a number to the TeXML application.

Then, you are ready to make a call and test out your IVR menu!

Contact a member of our team to learn more, and explore other TeXML tutorials in our Developer Docs.