
148 Chapter 11 Creating Caller Input Rules
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— if you select Line or Pool, in the Line/Pool# box type the line or line pool number
used
• if you want to transfer the call to the Automated Attendant, select Transfer to Auto
Attendant and select a Greeting Table to transfer the call to, or select None to transfer the
call to the default Auto Attendant prompt.
• if you want to transfer the call to the operator, select Transfer to Operator
• if you want to transfer the call to a CCR Tree, select Transfer to CCR and from the list
box select the number of the CCR Tree you want to transfer the call to
• if you want the call to remain in its skillset but you want to change the call’s priority
within the skillset, select Change Call Priority Only and from the New Call Priority list
box select a priority between 1 and 20 for the call. The default is 10.
11 Click Submit.
The rule you created appears in the Match Table.
Repeat steps 8 through 11 if you want to add another rule to the table
or
Click Close to return to the Caller Input Rules Tables page.
Using wildcard characters
You can use the wildcard characters # and * in the match string:
• # matches any single digit
• * matches zero or more digits
When you use the * wildcard character:
• it can appear only once in a match string
• it can appear only at the end of a match string
• it cannot be the only character in a match string
Some examples of using wildcard characters in the match string:
Note: You or the System Administrator must set up a CCR Tree before you can
select it. For information about setting up a CCR Tree, see the CallPilot Manager
Set Up and Operation Guide.
1111##
Matches all account numbers 111100 to 111199
########
Matches a credit card number with the correct number of digits
#*
Matches all valid input greater than 1 character
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