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This group of applications allow to set blocks for example to configure external command, script or to pass to another subproject.
NoOp
The box lets you put a label message in your application. You will find the label in the CLI log on the asterisk console (asterisk –r on your Linux machine). The purpose of the NoOp box is to help your application debug
Parameters
Label: here you can type e a short description
Output: here you can write the label you want to display on the asterisk CLI logs
Exit Arrows
This box provides just one arrow out to the next step
System
Calls an external command or script
Parameters
Label: brief description
Command: here you can type the command you want the Linux system to execute (please consider you need to specify the full script path)
Variable: variable used to return a parameter value
Exit Arrows
This box provides just one arrow out to the next step
AGI
The Asterisk Gateway Interface is an interface you can use to add functionality to Asterisk using many different programming languages: Perl, PHP, C, Pascal, Bourne Shell etc...
This box lets you perform an AGI command
Label: brief description
Command: here you can type the command you want the system to execute
Arguments: the arguments needed according to the AGI command syntax
Exit Arrows
This box provides just one arrow out to the next step
SubProject
This box calls another Cally Square project inside the current one. It’s useful to manage complex projects, so you can make separate simpler projects and recall them inside a main one.
Parameters
Label: here you can type a brief box description
Subproject: name of the Cally Square project you want to recall inside the current one
Exit Arrows
This box has one exit arrow
Custom App
This box allows you to run Asterisk applications (see here for further information) in your IVR flow.
Label: here you can type a brief box description
Application: application name
Options: see the arguments related to each application
Exit Arrows
This box has only one exit arrow.