Know when your IVR fails before your customers do.
IVR failures are invisible until a customer hits one. RunSentry runs automated calls against your production flows on a schedule, capturing step-by-step evidence and alerting your team before any customer is affected.
Teams use RunSentry to know when the IVR fails before customers do, with concrete evidence they can route to operations and incident response.
A global contact center BPO with operations across North America, EMEA, and APAC runs RunSentry every 30 minutes against their production IVR flows. When a routing failure occurs, their team receives an alert in Webex — before any customer call is affected.
Three steps from setup to alert
Monitor any IVR globally.
RunSentry can dial any IVR number, anywhere in the world. Language support for prompt validation and speech steps — additional languages available on request.
SaaS or dedicated — your choice
Both options are available. Your deployment model is confirmed during onboarding.
- Pilot and Enterprise tiers
- No infrastructure to manage
- Isolated data per account
- Standard onboarding
- Fully isolated infrastructure
- No shared resources
- Custom configuration options
- Best for enterprise governance
Common questions from operations teams
What does each failed run include?
Every failed run can include a recording, transcript, step-by-step outcomes, and a clear failure category. This gives your team enough evidence to escalate fast and avoid guesswork.
Can we monitor production IVR on a schedule?
Yes. RunSentry supports recurring campaigns with configurable frequency, concurrency controls, and stop-on-failure options so you can align monitoring with your operational risk.
Can we run this before a release?
Yes. Teams run pre-release and post-release IVR tests to catch regressions before customers are impacted, then route results directly to incident and change-management tools.
Do we need to change our existing alert stack?
No. RunSentry sends outcomes to your existing tools through webhooks, including Slack, Microsoft Teams, Webex, PagerDuty, OpsGenie, ServiceNow, and Jira.