ConnextIVR builder
Build phone trees by dragging nodes
Design call flows visually with 13 node types — from text-to-speech and digit menus to recording, forwarding, and blasts — no code required.
Phone menus usually mean calling a vendor
Setting up an IVR traditionally means custom development or a costly telephony provider. So callers hit a single voicemail, or a menu you can't change without a support ticket.
- Callers stuck with one voicemail and no options
- Every menu change requiring a vendor or developer
- No way to route calls or gather input
- IVR and messaging living in separate systems
A visual canvas for call flows
Drag, connect, and publish phone trees yourself.
Drag-and-drop flows
Lay out your call flow visually on a canvas of up to 100 nodes, connecting steps without any code.
13 node types
Use Speak, Play Audio, Gather Digits, Record, Forward, Send Message, Blast, group actions, conditions, and more.
Tied into messaging
Nodes can send a text, launch a blast, or join and leave groups, so calls and messaging work as one system.
Change your menu in minutes
Because the IVR builder is fully no-code, you can add a menu option or reroute callers yourself in minutes. No support ticket, no developer, no waiting.
Questions, answered
How do I build a phone tree without a developer?
Connext's visual IVR builder lets you drag and drop call-flow nodes onto a canvas and connect them. There's no coding, so you can build and change menus yourself.
What can an IVR flow do?
With 13 node types you can speak text-to-speech, play audio, gather digits, record callers, forward calls, send messages, launch blasts, manage groups, and branch on conditions.
How large can a call flow be?
A single flow can include up to 100 nodes, which is plenty for detailed menus, routing, and branching logic.