Labeled IVR audio

Give every branch a spoken prompt

IVR Voice Pack turns your company name and menu branches into a labeled set of phone-tree prompts in one brand voice, about twelve by default, covering welcome, main menu, hold, transfer, after-hours, error, and goodbye. Each prompt arrives as its own MP3 named for its menu position, in a library voice or a voice clone of your own from a 10-second to 5-minute sample. IVR Voice Pack works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents that run Skills.

Install IVR Voice Pack and tell me when I need to sign in: https://beatra.ai/skills/ivr-voice-pack/install.md

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Send it to WorkBuddy, Codex, Claude Code, or another agent to install. Sign in once the first time you use it.GitHub ↗Docs ↗

IVR Voice Pack

A prompt pack the switch can play

01

Cover the whole tree

Welcome, menu, hold, transfer, after-hours, and error sit in one labeled pack.

02

Keep one brand voice

Callers hear the same voice from the greeting through the goodbye.

03

Label every prompt

Name files by slot so the switch can take each clip.

How it is made

01 · Prompt list

Write every branch the caller will hear

Turn the company name and menu keys into a list of welcome, menu, hold, transfer, after-hours, and error prompts.

Name the line the caller hears · List the menu keys · Keep after-hours and error lines

02 · Brand voice

Choose one voice the tree can keep

Cast a brand voice, lock name and extension readings, and hear that voice on every prompt.

Choose one brand voice · Lock names and extensions · Hear the welcome first

03 · Labeled pack

Hand over clips the switch can place

Deliver numbered audio with slot IDs, ready for the phone tree.

Name files by slot · Keep one voice through the pack · Hear names and keys stay clear

Hotlines, auto attendants, call-center trees

Hotline menus

Give sales, support, and hours their own spoken keys.

Auto attendants

Record a default twelve-prompt tree for a new line.

Call-center trees

Refresh hold, transfer, and after-hours lines when the hours change.

Inputs and outputs

Input · Text — Company or line name, menu branches, and readings for names and terms

Input · Audio — Voice sample for a cloned voice (optional)

Specifications
10–300 s; up to 20 MB each

Output · Audio — Labeled phone-tree prompts in one brand voice, one file per prompt

Formats
MP3

Specifications last checked · Sources: Model catalog · Documentation · Terms of Service

Questions

What do I need to start?

The company or line name, the menu branches (or a default twelve-prompt tree), the spoken language, and any names that must be read the same way.

Which voice reads the prompts?

One brand voice reads every prompt, from the welcome through hold, transfer, after-hours, and error: a library voice or a clone of your own.

What will I receive?

About twelve labeled prompts covering welcome, menu, hold, transfer, after-hours, and error, ready to drop into the switch.

Related Skills

Build the labeled phone-tree pack

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