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IVR Audio Requirements: Amazon Connect vs Webex vs NICE CXone

Amazon Connect, Webex Contact Center, and NICE CXone converge on a canonical RIFF/WAVE, G.711 μ-law (format ID 0x0007), 8,000 Hz, mono output. Their published wording and generic limits differ, so IVRReady keeps a separate cited validation profile for each platform.

“No generic limit documented” does not mean unlimited. It means the cited generic prompt requirements page does not state that limit; another product feature or upload path may impose its own constraint.

Comparison of documented contact center audio requirements
RequirementAmazon ConnectWebex Contact CenterNICE CXone
TargetAmazon ConnectWebex Contact CenterNICE CXone
ScopeAmazon Connect Play prompt audioGeneric Webex Contact Center audio promptsNICE CXone Studio prerecorded prompts
ContainerWAV / RIFFWAV / RIFFWAV
Codec / encodingG.711 μ-lawG.711 μ-law (8-bit u-law)CCITT μ-Law (G.711)
WAV format ID0x00070x0007 (IVRReady's numeric identity)0x0007
Sample rate8,000 Hz8,000 Hz8,000 Hz
ChannelsMonoMonoMono
Sample sizeNot separately specified on cited page8-bit8-bit
Bit rateNot separately specified on cited pageNot separately specified on cited page64 kbps
Duration limitLess than 300 secondsNo generic limit documented on the cited requirements pageNo generic limit documented on the cited requirements page
File-size limitLess than 50,000,000 bytesNo generic limit documented on the cited requirements pageNo generic limit documented on the cited requirements page
Last verified2026-08-272026-08-282026-08-28
Official sourceAWS — Amazon Connect prompt requirementsWebex Help — Manage audio filesNICE CXone Help — Studio prompts
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