We need a way to control whether the greeting plays three times before doing the default route to solve the following use case.

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https://support.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/115008074788-IVR-Routes-need-no-keypress-option

As the title asks - need a "no keypress" option. Or, in other words - an option where caller/customer does not have to press anything, and that is an option. Right now - must specify a keypress (in the picture below, where you can select 0-9, * and #).

The point is to remove friction and reduce annoyance. Because let's face it, IVR's are good for businesses, but customers - especially when I am a customer - hate them.

Very useful for forking two different types of users when one type makes up 90% of customer calls, but you don't want to neglect the other 10% - and want to sort them ASAP.

Imagine this scenario -which plays out quite a bit in countries that have two official languages (i.e. Canada):

• Caller calls
• Greeting asks - "for French - press 1, or for English, stay on the line."
• English users hold - get transferred to English menu/agents
• French users press 1 - get transferred to French menu/agents
• As a result - the majority of users (the ones that want English) put in contact with English speaking agents - but don't have the added friction of having to pull their phone away, fumbling to find the keypad menu, and pushing 1.
• The other users are not neglected and put into a French menu (and agents ASAP).

Please add.