To use the default prompt asking the caller to enter their card number, leave the Use Default Prompt check box selected. The prompt is "Please enter your card number, which is the long number across the front of your card" in the UK English female voice.

To choose a different prompt, clear the check box and then select the desired media file.

Note: as media files reside on storage within a secure payment card handling environment on storm with no outside access, they are uploaded and configured by support engineers.

Select the number of seconds to allow between the caller's digit entries.

Select the option corresponding to the digit that the customer must press to clear their input if they want to re-enter it.

Select the check box(es) corresponding to the digit(s) that the customer can press to indicate that they have completed entering their number.

If the customer does not press a defined termination digit, the service waits until the Inter Digit Timeout is reached

Select the digit that the customer can press to indicate that they want to abort entering their card number.

Note: abort takes effect if the single abort digit is pressed and then the Inter Digit Timeout is reached. If these two events do not take place (that is, the customer has pressed a digit other than the abort digit, or has pressed more than one digit before the timeout), it is assumed that the customer has started entering their card number. The abort function does not take effect once card number entry has begun.

If you configure an abort digit, you must configure the Aborted exit route (see below) for the keypress to take effect by sending execution to another action cell.

Enter a string variable to store the masked card number.

Select this to allow the customer to press a key to stop playing the audio prompt requesting card number entry.

This is taken if the card number was validated by LOCK and has a valid format.

This is taken if a system error occurred.

This is taken if the customer aborted their card number entry by keying in the digit configured in the Abort Digit property.