Incoming VoIP Features: Difference between revisions
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These are the features on the Control Page, under the 'Incoming' Tab. |
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===Recording=== |
===Recording=== |
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*AAISP can record all call, just incoming or just outgoing, as either wav, mp3 or ogg. |
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*The recordings will be emailed upon completion of being converted to mp3 or ogg. |
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*Recordings are in stereo - with the 2 parties on separate channels. |
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===Queuing=== |
===Queuing=== |
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===Queuing=== |
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Revision as of 13:12, 26 October 2010
Incoming Features Overview:
These are the features on the Control Page, under the 'Incoming' Tab.
Recording
- AAISP can record all call, just incoming or just outgoing, as either wav, mp3 or ogg.
- The recordings will be emailed upon completion of being converted to mp3 or ogg.
- Recordings are in stereo - with the 2 parties on separate channels.
Queuing
Queuing
Voicemail
Timezone
Syslog
Profile
Multiple Targets
Incoming call routing is configured on the Control Pages. Call Routing is based on setting the 'Target' - a number can have multiple targets, eg, can be routed to a SIP phone as well as a mobile, and multiple other numbers. Indeed, you can also register multiple SIP phones against the same number, and calls will go to all the SIP phones that are registered.
Delays
Each target can be given a delay (0-30 seconds). Eg, you can have your number ring your SIP phone immediately, and then also ring your mobile after 10 seconds.