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Greeting step parameters
You can assign these parameters to greeting steps. If the first step in a routing table is a Greeting
step, it can detect fax calls and route them to the skillset mailbox for the routing table. For more
information refer to “Fax Detection” on page 125.
Transfer
A Transfer step can transfer calls to:
• an extension
• a mailbox
• an external number
• the Automated Attendant
• an operator
• a CCR Tree
Disconnect
A Disconnect step releases calls from the skillset. If the first step in a
routing table is a Disconnect, Contact Center does not answer the call.
Forced Play
Enable Forced Play for a greeting that contains important information that
you want callers to hear. If an agent becomes available while a caller is
listening to a Forced greeting, the greeting is not interrupted. The caller
must listen to the entire greeting.
If you do not enable Forced Play, when an agent becomes available the
greeting is interrupted and the call goes to the available agent.
Limit the number of Forced Play greetings and keep Forced Play greetings
as short as possible. Long Forced Play greetings increase the transfer time
of calls to agents and cause unpredictable increases in distribution times.
For more information, refer to “Routing Table administration” on page 200.
Intelligent Caller Input
Routing, Basic
While the greeting plays callers can:
•press ⁄ to transfer to the Automated Attendant
•press ‚ to transfer to the Operator
• press · to leave a message in the skillset mailbox
• press ¤ to transfer to a CCR Tree
These are the default keypad buttons. You can change the keypad buttons.
Ensure that the Non-business hours greetings have Intelligent Call Input
Routing, Basic enabled so that callers can direct how they transfer their
calls.
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