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IVR Explorer / Phone menu migration

Know your phone menu.
Then move beyond it.

Before replacing “press 1,” understand where it takes your callers. Map the paths, review the gaps, and prepare a more useful conversation.

Explore the example

No signup. No call. No credits used.

Try the map

Follow a caller’s path.

Select a branch to see the menu evidence and the decisions a replacement needs.

Northside Home ServicesIllustrative example · not a live result
Main menu“Thanks for calling Northside…”

Choose a menu option

A captured prompt is evidence, not a verified business outcome.

Main menu → Press 1Menu captured

Request a service

Example menu prompt

“For a new service request, press 1. For an existing appointment, press 2.”

What this tells you

A caller must choose new service or an existing appointment before describing what they need.

Ask before replacing this path

Which service areas and job types can the team accept? Who handles an existing appointment?

Keep the useful routes. Resolve the unknowns.

Map your own IVR

From a phone tree to a plan.

  1. 01 / Discover

    Map your current menu

    Start an authorized, funded exploration in your workspace. Burki attempts menu paths within the configured limits.

  2. 02 / Review

    Keep evidence and gaps visible

    Review discovered prompts and routes. Correct the map and resolve missing policies with the people who know your business.

  3. 03 / Rebuild

    Prepare your assistant

    Approve the map and create an editable replacement. Connect its actions and test the conversation before moving real callers.

Before you map.

Is this example a live phone call?

No. The interactive example is an illustrative home-services menu. It makes no calls, uses no credits and contains no customer data. Real exploration starts separately in your workspace.

What do I need to map my own IVR?

A Burki account with prepaid funds, an active supported phone number in your organization, and permission to test the destination. Route, provider and budget checks must pass before exploration starts. Browser trial time does not cover telephone exploration.

Will it find every menu option?

Not necessarily. Exploration is bounded by its configured depth, time and budget. Queues, changing menus, speech-only branches and authentication can leave paths unresolved. Review the map and verify missing behavior with your team.

Does converting a map replace my phone system?

No. Approve the map before creating an editable assistant or workflow. Review the instructions, configure the necessary actions and test the result before assigning a number or routing customer calls. A menu map cannot supply missing business policies or integration credentials.