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6160IQ - Emergency Message - Drop Calls ?

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marcrp23

Technical User
May 6, 2009
15
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Hi,

Could someone tell me how to cut the caller off once they have heard our emergency message when our ports are set to emergency mode?

The just carry on queueing and it makes the call centre stats look bad.

Thanks
 
What are you using the emergency message for?

I would think if it was an emergency, you would tell them that no one is available and they would hang up themselves.

Obviously you are not telling them no one is available.

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The emergency message is in the event of a fire evacuation or something similar.

As you say you would think they would hang up but they don't, they carry on queueing.

 
In my opinion you've reached the point of diminishing returns. In the rare occurance of an actual emergency, you have a small % of callers that can't or won't listen to greetings. Realistically, how often will this occur and ask yourself if it really needs to be fixed.

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Upload the message to IQ, build a new callflow for when in emergency, go to port groups and set the new callflow to be used during emergency. The new call flow should be a routing action of message with the FIRE message.
 
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