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Automatic distribution of calls for your business according to your rules.
Automatic call distribution system is a technology for automatic routing of incoming and outgoing calls according to established rules (settings).
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Redirect calls to a specific manager. When configuring this parameter, you can specify the period of time during which this manager must answer the call. After the specified time has elapsed, the call will be automatically redirected to another manager or department (division) that you specify. You can also select a custom ring tone when waiting for a response. It is possible to activate the rule of your choice by days of the week and time intervals. For example, every Monday from 9:00 to 18:00 connect with a specific manager, and at other times redirect the call to all employees of the department (unit) where he works.
Redirect calls to a department (subdivision). To use this feature, you need to create departments (subdivisions) in your personal account.
Also present:
Forward calls to a mobile or landline phone number. This rule can be configured depending on the day of the week and time. You can also specify the time allotted for the response of a specific manager or department (department) after which the call is redirected to another employee or another department (department).
Redirect calls to various information channels. The system allows you to configure automatic redirection to:
Connection and configuration take from 10 seconds to 5 minutes.
Yes, it’s possible. First, you need to specify which numbers to forward calls to and by what rules.
A prerequisite for a good quality of IP-telephony communication is the presence of a stable Internet signal, at least 128 Kbps (both ways) per active call. The recommended speed/width of the Internet channel is 156 Kbps.
1. The delay when sending packets should not exceed 100 ms
2. Packet loss should not exceed 2%
3. Deviation from the average delay level (jitter) no more than 20 ms
4. Not Recommended:
– Use of a channel implemented using ADSL technology.
– Simultaneous use of the channel for both telephony and office PCs
– Use of the channel of cellular operators (3G / 4G (LTE) technologies.
– Use of a channel organized by means of satellite communications.
This leads to a deterioration in the quality of communication (stuttering, interruption, poor hearing, echo)
Yes, it is possible. Setting up a call distribution system is very flexible and will be able to meet all the needs of your business