Enqueue — VoiceML verb

Element body

The queue name (required). The queue is created on demand if it does not already exist.

Example

<Response>
  <Say>Placing you in the support queue.</Say>
  <Enqueue waitUrl="https://app.example.com/queue-hold"
           action="https://app.example.com/queue-exit">support</Enqueue>
</Response>

Attributes

Attribute	Default	Behaviour
`action`	`unset`	URL posted once when the call exits the queue — dequeued to an agent, left via <Leave>, or the caller hung up. The returned VoiceML replaces the rest of the original document. When empty, execution continues with the next verb after <Enqueue>.
`method`	`POST`	HTTP method for the action request: POST or GET.
`waitUrl`	`unset`	A VoiceML URL fetched in a loop while the caller waits, re-fetched every 30 seconds with fresh queue-position parameters so position announcements work. When empty, default hold music plays.
`waitUrlMethod`	`POST`	HTTP method used to fetch the wait URL: POST or GET.
`maxSize`	`0 (unlimited)`	VoiceML extension. Caps the queue size at creation time; when the cap is reached, <Enqueue> is rejected with a 503. Negative values are rejected.

Callbacks

action request

Field	Description
`CallSid`	Unique identifier of the queued call.
`QueueSid`	Unique identifier of the queue.
`FriendlyName`	The queue's friendly name.
`QueueResult`	Why the call left the queue: bridged, hangup, leave, redirected, error, or system-error.
`QueueTime`	How long the caller waited.

waitUrl request

Field	Description
`CallSid`	Unique identifier of the waiting call.
`QueueSid`	Unique identifier of the queue.
`FriendlyName`	The queue's friendly name.
`QueuePosition`	The caller's current 1-based position; 1 is the front.
`QueueTime`	How long this caller has been waiting.
`AvgQueueTime`	Average wait over dequeue exits in the trailing 5-minute window; 0 when there are no recent exits.
`CurrentQueueSize`	Number of callers currently waiting.

Every callback also carries the standard call parameters (CallSid, AccountSid, From, To, CallStatus) and is signed with your account's API key.

Notes

The wait URL's returned document executes on the waiting caller's leg each iteration; a <Leave> inside it exits the queue.
workflowSid is not supported — setting it returns an error.
Queues are isolated per account: two accounts using the same queue name get independent queues, and cross-account access returns 404.
Queues live in process memory: a platform restart drops waiting members, whose action URLs fire with QueueResult=system-error.

<Enqueue>