Action
Description
Park & Page
This option parks the caller and then performs a page to the set destination to
announce the parked call. When selected, the following additional fields are
configurable. Note: Calls parked using this feature use a voicemail channel
whilst parked and also an additional channel during the page.
•
Park Slot Prefix
— The park slot number prefix of up to 8 digits. When the
system parks a call, it use the prefix plus an additional digit, 0 to 9, for each
call it has parked. The full park slot number is announced as part of the page.
- If the
Park Slot Prefix
plus addition digit (0 to 9) falls within the range
configured for the manual park and page feature (
System | Telephony |
Park & Page | Central Park Range
), then calls parked by embedded
voicemail can be unparked by simply dialing the park slot number.
- • Any
Call Park
buttons configured to a park slot number used by the
embedded voicemail will indicated when there is a parked call and can be
used to unpark the call.
•
Paging Number
– This is the number which the system will page to
announce the parked call. It does so using the recorded
Page prompt
(see
below) followed by then announcing the park slot number used.
•
Retry count
– Sets the number of times that the system repeats the parked
call announcement, up to a maximum of 5 times.
•
Fallback Number
– The parked call is transferred to this number if it is still
unanswered 1 minute after the last page. Calls are also transferred to this
number if the system cannot park the call for any reason.
•
Retry timeout
– Sets the delay in minutes and seconds between paging
repeats. The range can be set in 15-second increments. The minimum
setting is 15 seconds (the default) and the maximum setting is 5 minutes.
•
Page prompt
– The prompt used for the page can either be recorded
manually or using a pre-recorded file. In both cases, the page is
automatically followed by an announcement of the park slot number used.
Replay Menu Greeting
Replay the menu greeting that lists the menu actions.
Transfer
Transfer the caller to the selected destination. For the key option
Fax
, this
action should be used to set the destination for incoming fax calls.
Transfer to Auto
Attendant
Transfer the caller to another auto attendant.
Setting
Description
Destination
For actions that redirect the caller, the destination can be entered manually or
selected from the drop-down list.
Consent Directive
If required, the caller’s consent or dissent to a prompted choice can be
recorded. This choice is included in the call records output by the system. See
on page 55.
Related links
Auto attendant configuration
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