Absolutely. There are many ways to do what you are asking. The simplest way to do this would be to use a Get Touch Tone String, set maximum to 10 and a variable such as @ReturnString.
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<br>Next use the MATH ( @Width for example )step and use the String Length of function and find the width of the touch tone variable.
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<br>To Finish use the Compare step and make sure that @Width = 10. If that fails, play a message asking them to try again and give them a few chances to enter the input.
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<br>We have included the template tams MenuSet and InputMan. Place MenuSet before before the get Touch Tone and the InputMan on the errors. Also, you would probably want to put a clear touchtone step before the message that asks the caller to enter the digits.
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