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Transaction Assembler Script (TAS) is an assembly-type instruction language consisting of a sequence of instruction calls run within the generic TSM software that manages the low-level interactions required to operate the system. At any time, TAS can be used to assemble, load, change, or replace a script without affecting the other scripts running on TSM or other IRAPI programs running the system. TAS applications can be created using the Avaya IVR Designer tool.
In any application, TSM scripts control how a call is handled. Decisions and actions such as answering the phone or collecting touch-tone digits are specified by an IVR Designer application or by TAS script instructions. TAS script instructions can also be included as part of an IVR Designer application by using an InLine Code node.
For more information about TAS script instructions, see Using TAS script instructions.
