Voice broadcasting technologies concurrently disperse pre-recorded voice messages to a large number of people. Alerts, notifications, reminders, and promotions are among its frequent uses. A message is recorded, a list of contact info is uploaded, and the message is broadcast to the desired audience. Features like interactive voice response (IVR), which enables users to interact with the conversation using their phone keypad, are available on complex voice broadcasting networks. For instance, a recipient may hit '1' to talk to a customer support agent or '2' to be taken off the call list.