2 Call Routing
With the help of Call Routing functions you are able to define how to proceed with incoming calls in several situations. You can for example automatize the following:
Calls on the weekendCallers, who want you to call in the office on weekend, hear, for example, the following message: "Our office is closed on weekends. Please leave a message now". The caller's voice message is then recorded, and forwarded to you via email.
It is also possible to define additional conditions and exceptions. The behavior on weekends can be defined in such a way that the message "Our office …" is heard by all callers, except for calls made from your private home number (presuming that this number can be identified). Therefore, if you are working on the weekend and you do not want to be disturbed, it is still possible for your family to contact you.
Calls during vacationCallers hear a message which informs them that you are on vacation until a specific date and which employee is substituting for you. The caller is then automatically connected to your substitute.
Behavior during absence or during meetingsIt is possible to use appointments that you have entered in the calendar (Microsoft 365 (Exchange Online), Microsoft Outlook/Exchange or Lotus/IBM/HCL Notes) in the rules. Then you can specifically inform a caller that you are in a meeting and do not wish to be disturbed. In this case, for example, the caller can leave a message and you can take care of this caller after your meeting or you can even have special callers forwarded to your mobile phone.
Access to a Conference RoomIf a conference room has been set up, a Calendar can be created for this. This conference room can be reached for dates that are defined in the Calendar. Outside of the times, the caller will hear an announcement, for example. In order to use the Conference functionalities, the option pack "SwyxConference" must be installed.
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An e-mail server must be configured in order to use the calendar functionality.
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SwyxIt! Classic provides some preconfigured, so called System Rules, which you can use for incoming calls (e. g. "Call Forwarding Busy", "Call Forwarding Unconditional"). However, the settings which can be defined in SwyxIt! Classic are often insufficient. You can use Call Routing Managers in order to create a complex set of rules for call handling.
Call Routing uses a rule book. All rules are contained in a definable sequence in this rulebook. It automatically checks every incoming call using the rules stored there according to the defined sequence. The actions of the first matching rule are executed. The Rule Wizard will help you create and edit the rule book.
The use of the Call Routing Managers must be cleared for you by the administrator.
Within the Call Routing Managers you can use the Graphical Script Editor to create complex rules. This visualizes the control sequences in a graphical form ror further information, please refer to the documentation "Use of the Graphical Script Editor".