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PHP Form + Web Service + Click To Call

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Hi all,

 

I have been left in charge to design a click to call system that is designed to pass customer data from a form so that he/she can get a callback at a time that suits them. Basically, the company in question is planning to use Noble's AMCAT technology to make the callbacks. What they want is to get a customer to enter certain specific details which will then be sent off to the AMCAT system which in turn generates the calls.

 

From what I gather, this basically will be a Call Request to AMCAT's web service (!?) if I am making sense but I am totally lost as to what to do. If anyone has any experience on working with AMCAT or web services in general, I would like some assistance.

 

Many regards,

 

Samson

Hi all,

 

I have been left in charge to design a click to call system that is designed to pass customer data from a form so that he/she can get a callback at a time that suits them. Basically, the company in question is planning to use Noble's AMCAT technology to make the callbacks. What they want is to get a customer to enter certain specific details which will then be sent off to the AMCAT system which in turn generates the calls.

 

From what I gather, this basically will be a Call Request to AMCAT's web service (!?) if I am making sense but I am totally lost as to what to do. If anyone has any experience on working with AMCAT or web services in general, I would like some assistance.

 

Many regards,

 

Samson

 

 

Totally dependant on what api they have in place.

 

 

Is it a SOAP api? or a http one?

  • 3 weeks later...

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