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Overview of Custom Call Routing
Set Up and Operation Guide
P0886600 Issue 1.0
About the CCR Tree structure
After the Company Greeting, a caller hears the Home Menu at the top of the CCR
Tree (Level zero). When a caller selects an option from the Home Menu, they can
access a sub-menu, leave a message, transfer to a DN or an external number, or play
an information message. The route that a caller takes through the CCR Tree is called
a Path.
For an example of Paths through a CCR Tree, refer to
When the Home Menu is an Information Message
The Home Menu can also be programed to play an Information Message. For
example:
“Come celebrate with us! It’s time for the Ideal Office Machines annual get-to-
know-our-customers picnic. The annual picnic is, as always, the first Sunday of
August from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. in Central Park. See you there.”
When the Home Menu is an Information Message, the caller is disconnected
automatically at the end of the message. The other Destination Types do not apply.
Recording an Alternate Language Home Menu voice prompt
If you record an Alternate Language Home Menu voice prompt, you must inform
callers of the Alternate Language option. When you are recording the Primary
Language Home Menu prompt, tell the caller to press
· if they wish to hear the
message in the Alternate Language. For example:
“To hear this message in (the Alternate Language), press
·
.
To place an order,
press
⁄ . To add your name to our mailing list, press ¤ . To reach our sales
department, press
‹ . To speak with our Customer Service Representative,
press
› . To speak with our receptionist, press ‚ .”
Sub-menu
A sub-menu is a voice prompt that you record which provides a caller with another
list of options. An sub-menu is assigned a single-digit number that appears in a
menu. For example, from the Home Menu, the caller presses
‹to reach the Sales
department and hears the sub-menu options:
“To place an order, press
⁄ . To add your name to our mailing list, press ¤ . To
speak with our Customer Service Representative, press
‹ . To speak with our
receptionist, press
‚ .”
Summary of Contents for Voice Mail 4.0
Page 16: ...2 Getting started Set Up and Operation Guide P0886600 Issue 1 0 ...
Page 24: ...10 Introduction Set Up and Operation Guide P0886600 Issue 1 0 ...
Page 30: ...16 Setting up Norstar Voice Mail Set Up and Operation Guide P0886600 Issue 1 0 ...
Page 32: ...18 Automated Attendant Set Up and Operation Guide P0886600 Issue 1 0 ...
Page 60: ...46 Mailboxes Set Up and Operation Guide P0886600 Issue 1 0 ...
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Page 62: ...48 Set Up and Operation Guide P0886600 Issue 1 0 ...
Page 74: ...60 Overview of Mailboxes Set Up and Operation Guide P0886600 Issue 1 0 ...
Page 130: ...116 Custom Call Routing CCR Set Up and Operation Guide P0886600 Issue 1 0 ...
Page 152: ...138 Building Saving and Enabling a CCR Tree Set Up and Operation Guide P0886600 Issue 1 0 ...
Page 165: ...P0886600 Issue 1 0 Set Up and Operation Guide Section V Norstar Voice Mail Manager ...
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Page 240: ...226 Appendix C Default Configuration Values Set Up and Operation Guide P0886600 Issue 1 0 ...
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