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Voxira for Python

Queue immediate or scheduled Voxira calls from Python with a reusable standard-library client class.

View the Python setup guide

What the Voxira integration adds to Python

Use the Voxira Python client to add spoken calls to applications, scripts and scheduled jobs. The standard-library client queues immediate or scheduled calls, lists outbound callflows and retrieves call status. Custom parameters let your Python code supply the message and application context to a reusable Voxira callflow.

Example workflow

Call an operator when a Python processing job finds an exception that needs attention. Save the queued call UUID with the job result, then use the client to retrieve its status later.

From an event to a spoken phone call

The integration sends your message and event data to a Voxira callflow. Its text-to-speech configuration determines how the notification is spoken. Voxira queues the call and executes it asynchronously; a successful queue request does not confirm that the recipient answered. Call status is available in Voxira.

Integration questions

Does the Python integration require pip packages?

No. The client uses only the Python standard library. Copy its module into your application and follow the guide for supported Python versions and configuration.

Get started with Python

The GitHub setup guide contains the integration files, requirements and configuration instructions for Python.

  1. 01

    Prepare your Voxira connection

    Have your Voxira tenant and the credentials required by the setup guide ready. Contact us if you need an account or help preparing your callflow.

  2. 02

    Follow the setup guide

    Open the Python guide on GitHub and follow its installation and configuration instructions.

  3. 03

    Test your integration

    Follow the testing instructions in the guide and check the result in Voxira before enabling your workflow.

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