<Conference>

The <Conference> element can be nested within the <Dial> element.

<Response>
  <Dial action="https://customapps.ytel.com/m360/examples/welcome" callerid="949XXXYYYY">
    714XXXYYYY
  </Dial>
</Response>

To make a Group Call, use the <Dial> element. Use a comma ( , ) to separate the numbers to be dialed. The attributes of groupConfirmKey and groupConfirmFile are required for group calls.

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Group Call Limitation Warning
The maximum number of To numbers that a Group Call can initiate is 10. Multiple numbers can be passed in the To field by separating them by a comma ( , ).

<Response>
  <Dial action="http://your-url.com/e" callerid="949XXXYYYY" groupconfirmkey="1" groupconfirmfile="https://storage.googleapis.com/m360/global/press_1.mp3">
    949XXXYYYY,949XXXYYYY,714XXXYYYY
  </Dial>
</Response>

Element Attributes

Attribute	Description
`muted` optional	Specifies whether the participant is muted upon entering the conference. Valid values: true, false Default value: false
`beep` optional	Specifies whether a beep is played when a participant enters or leaves the conference. Valid values: true, false Default value: true
`startConferenceOnEnter` optional	Specifies whether the conference should start when the first participant enters. Valid values: true, false Default value: true
`endConferenceOnExit` optional	Specifies whether the conference should end when the first participant leaves. Valid values: true, false Default value: false
`waitUrl` optional	URL to play to participants while waiting for the conference to start. Valid value: URL to an audio file

Nesting

The <Conference> element must be nested within the <Dial> element.

<Response>
  <Dial>
    <Conference>RoomName</Conference>
  </Dial>
</Response>

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Note
The <Conference> element requires a room name to be specified within its tags.

Updated 6 months ago