Terminal Commands
At a glance
PerCL terminal commands are instructions that sit at the end of a script to prevent FreeClimb from automatically hanging up an active call. By specifying an actionUrl parameter within a terminal command, FreeClimb fetches a new PerCL script from your server to continue call handling dynamically based on user interaction.
What are PerCL terminal commands in FreeClimb call handling?
A terminal command should be the last command of a PerCL script. If a PerCL script does not have a terminal command as the last command, the call will simply be hung up. FreeClimb will ignore any commands in a PerCL script that follow a terminal command.
Terminal commands include an actionUrl as a parameter. This URL is invoked after the terminal command completes. The actionUrl is expected to return another PerCL script to execute on that call. This provides the application program a chance to make decisions based on information passed to it through the actionUrl and generate an appropriate PerCL script for continuation of the call.
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