Building A Twilio-Powered IVR Using Haskell
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Flying High with Twilio and IVR
With “software development” on one side of the venn-diagram and “aviation” on the other, pencil in “IVR” in the areas where the two circles intersect. When Steve finished coding, he wanted to get some flying time in. But, his flying club’s phone reservation system was cumbersome. Using Twilio and a little Haskell, Steve revamped his flying club’s reservation system.
Here’s how it works now. You call the Twilio-powered number, enter your Member ID, start date, end date, and aircraft number. If it’s available, you confirm the reservation. Then you hit the friendly skies, no problem.
Check out Steve’s post detailing how he built the app, originally published here.
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