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IS-IT--Management
How do these two commands work..In my case
GIVE IVR = Call Pilot 4.0 (Symposium 5.0)
In every GIVE IVR XXXX I see in my scripts, xxxx= 8023
which is my symposium voice services SDN.
Is this always standard to get the call first to your Symposium voice services SDN?
the WITH TREATMENT varies , is this number an SDN or is it a call Pilot application ID? I have cases where SDN'S and Application ID's have the same 4 digits but are toally different, but either could make sense if a call was sent there.
I have what appears to be an outdated scripting guide, this guide only references Meridian Mail, and is pretty vague on the two terms only stating the obvious.
GIVE IVR = deliver call to a voice messaging system.
WITH TREATMENT = treat with a menu or announcement.
Can someone please enlighten me on this subject.
Thank you.
GIVE IVR = Call Pilot 4.0 (Symposium 5.0)
In every GIVE IVR XXXX I see in my scripts, xxxx= 8023
which is my symposium voice services SDN.
Is this always standard to get the call first to your Symposium voice services SDN?
the WITH TREATMENT varies , is this number an SDN or is it a call Pilot application ID? I have cases where SDN'S and Application ID's have the same 4 digits but are toally different, but either could make sense if a call was sent there.
I have what appears to be an outdated scripting guide, this guide only references Meridian Mail, and is pretty vague on the two terms only stating the obvious.
GIVE IVR = deliver call to a voice messaging system.
WITH TREATMENT = treat with a menu or announcement.
Can someone please enlighten me on this subject.
Thank you.