VoIP How to: IVR and Voicemail Example: Difference between revisions
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==Overview of configuration== |
==Overview of configuration== |
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We'll need three numbers for this example, let's assume our numbers are as follows: |
We'll need three numbers for this example, let's assume our numbers are as follows: |
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#123001, the main number that customers call |
#123001, the main number that customers call. This will play the pre-recorded message and offer calles to press 1 or 2. |
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#123002, the number that is used for the VoIP phone |
#123002, the number that is used for the VoIP phone. Pressing 1 on the main number will call this number. |
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#123003, the number that is used to redirect to an external number or go to voicemail |
#123003, the number that is used to redirect to an external number or go to voicemail. Pressing 2 on the main number will call this number. |
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==ToDo== |
==ToDo== |
Revision as of 16:29, 8 Ocak 2016
(January 2016, Under construction)
Description of Requirements
Here is a mini example to set up a telephone service that provides these features:
- Public telephone number offering two IVR options... (IVR is where you hear a recorded message which gives you options to press 1 for this, 2 for that, etc.)
- Option no. 1, to a VoIP Phone
- Option no. 2, redirect to a PSTN line during working hours and Voicemail at other times
Call Diagram:
We can represent this example as a simple flow chart:
Overview of configuration
We'll need three numbers for this example, let's assume our numbers are as follows:
- 123001, the main number that customers call. This will play the pre-recorded message and offer calles to press 1 or 2.
- 123002, the number that is used for the VoIP phone. Pressing 1 on the main number will call this number.
- 123003, the number that is used to redirect to an external number or go to voicemail. Pressing 2 on the main number will call this number.
ToDo
Finish write-up!