Preview your first voice sequence
Use the Opening hours and directions template to follow a caller through a keypad menu. This walkthrough simulates the call without dialing a number or playing audio.
You need access to Sequences, Voice management read access to browse templates, and write access to create a draft.
Open the template
- Open Sequence templates.
- Search for Opening hours and directions and open it.
- Review the workflow, prerequisites, and Example scenarios.
- Find the Hours scenario card and read its Expected path for a caller choosing 1.
The path starts at the call entry, takes the menu's hours output, plays the opening-hours message, and finishes with a result. The scenario supplies hypothetical keypad and media outcomes.

Compare the other paths
- Read the Directions card and compare its expected path with Hours.
- Read Silence to see the timeout response.
- Read Unmatched key to see how an unsupported choice ends.
The template gives silence and unmatched input explicit failed results. That describes the configured outcome; it does not mean preview made a failed telephone call.
Create your draft
- Select Use template and give your sequence a name.
- Replace the menu message, opening hours, and directions with your own text. Keep the spoken choices consistent with the keypad routes.
- Select Create draft. The editor opens your independent copy.
- Open Preview, choose the call entry, and keep Entry data (JSON) as {} for this template.
- Use Add a sample outcome to choose the menu's hours match and a successful outcome for the opening-hours Media step. Template scenario samples are not copied into the draft.
- Select Preview workflow.
Inspect the selected path and prepared speech. Saving a draft preserves your edits; it does not publish the sequence or call anyone. If the preview stops, follow the preview guide to repair or add a sample outcome.
Next steps
- Build and edit a sequence.
- Configure prompts and keypad menus.
- Test with real calls.
- Browse the Sequences guides.
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