Event invitation calls with voice broadcast
Invite your customers, members or dealers in a voice they know, collect RSVPs with a keypress, and remind those who said yes on the morning of the event.
- RSVPs without a form
- A personal invitation at scale
- Reminders only to those who said yes

How do you invite people to an event with voice broadcast?
To invite people by voice broadcast, record a short message with the event name, date, time and venue, send it to customers or members who agreed to hear from you, and ask them to press 1 to RSVP. Those who pressed 1 get a reminder call on the day, and the RSVP list helps plan seating and food.
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Why use voice broadcast for event invitations?
How do you set up event invitations with voice broadcast?
- Choose the right audienceCustomers, members, dealers or alumni who agreed to receive invitations from you, filtered for DND where the event is promotional.
- Record the invitationName, date, time, venue and one reason to come, in under 30 seconds, ending with press 1 to RSVP.
- Collect RSVPsKeypresses build the guest list in the report or in your CRM by webhook.
- Remind on the dayA short call on the event morning to everyone who pressed 1, with the venue landmark or joining time.
Call scripts for event invitations
Copy, edit and use these as a starting point.
Namaste, this is {owner} from {company}. We are holding our annual dealer meet on {date} at {venue}, from {time}, where we will share the new season's range and schemes, followed by dinner. If you will attend, please press 1. If you cannot attend, press 2. To hear the details again, press 9.
Hello, this is {store}. Our new showroom at {location} opens this Sunday, {date}, at 11 am. Join us for the opening, with special launch offers for the first week. If you would like to come, press 1 and we will send the location by SMS. To stop calls from us, press 9.
Hello {name}, this is {organiser}. Thank you for confirming your place at {event}, which is today at {time} at {venue}, near {landmark}. Please carry this phone, as entry is checked against your number. Press 1 if you are still coming, or press 2 if you can no longer attend.
Record the script or use text-to-speech. Keep calls under 30 seconds where you can.
Which industries use voice broadcast for event invitations?
What are the best practices for event invitations?
- Invite only people who have a relationship with you; event calls to cold lists are promotional and risky
- Say the date with the day of the week, and repeat the venue once
- Send the invitation one to two weeks ahead and the reminder on the morning of the event
- Follow press 1 with an SMS or WhatsApp carrying the address and map link
- RSVP rate by list and by language
- Attendance against RSVPs
- Share of guests who confirmed again on the reminder call
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Questions about voice broadcast event invitations
Are event invitation calls promotional?
Usually yes. A store launch, sale event or product showcase is promotional, so the call must go to people who consented or are not on DND, from 140-series numbers, between 10 am and 9 pm. Invitations to members of your own association or to your registered dealers about their business are closer to service calls.
How do people RSVP on a voice call?
They press a key, such as 1 for yes and 2 for no, at the end of the message. Each keypress is saved against their number, so you can export the guest list or receive it in your CRM through the ivr.input webhook.
How far in advance should event invitations go out?
One to two weeks before for business events and dealer meets, a few days before for store launches and local events. Follow with a reminder call or SMS on the morning of the event to those who said yes.
Can the call send the venue location?
Not as a link, because a voice call cannot carry one. Mention a well-known landmark in the message, then send the map link by SMS or WhatsApp to everyone who pressed 1, triggered from your system or by uploading the RSVP list.
Can a temple trust or community association invite members by call?
Yes, for members who expect to hear from you, such as registered devotees or association members. Keep the message factual: what is happening, when and where, and whether registration is needed. Give a key to stop future calls and remove anyone who uses it.
Can I use different languages for different guests?
Yes. Split the list by language and record a version of the invitation for each. For personalised reminders with each guest's name, text-to-speech is available in Hindi and English, with other Indian languages on request.
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