====== Applications ======

The Vxi VoiceXML browser is commonly used for IVR or IVVR applications where voice and video combine for dynamic solutions with easily deployed end-user dialogs. Vxi is W3C VoiceXML 2.1 compliant, with some extended tags like <transfer> also supported. The browser is used to build VoiceXML-controlled services via SIP, H323, Flash/RTMP, ISDN (TDM) and 3G (3G-324m) phone networks. In addition, there are several Xtras* addons extensions like the Outbound Dialer and most of Asterisk's complementary components.

Ready for any IVR / IVVR developments like:

**Mobile Services**

  * Mobile TV
  * Video Sharing
  * Video eLearning
  * Video Surveillance

**Carrier Services**

  * Voice and Video Messaging
  * Auto-Attendant
  * Networks Gateway
  * Customer Care
  * QoS Surveys

**Entertainment Services**

  * Video Portal
  * Televoting
  * Video dating

**Contact Center Services**

  * Voice and Video Self Services
  * Predictive Dialing
  * Emergency Notification
  * Voice and Video Broadcast

Following is an example of how to create a simple “Hello World!” VoiceXML application:

<code>
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<vxml version="1.0">
 <form>
  <block>Hello world!</block>
 </form>
</vxml>
</code>