Nov 12, 2003 #1 Jay2003 Programmer Feb 26, 2003 147 GB Hi, Is it possible to route a call based on the originating DN. DN 4001 calls CDN 1000. This call terminates at skillset a. DN 5001 calls CDN 1000. This call terminates at skillset b. Thanks for any feedback. Jason.
Hi, Is it possible to route a call based on the originating DN. DN 4001 calls CDN 1000. This call terminates at skillset a. DN 5001 calls CDN 1000. This call terminates at skillset b. Thanks for any feedback. Jason.
Nov 12, 2003 #2 pdulfo Technical User Aug 21, 2003 467 US Yo can route calls by using the CLID. This can therefopre be used for both internal and external calls. A simple script could be based around. Script Variables: callsA CV CLID type set 1234 1235 1236 CallsB CV CLID type set 2345 2346 2347 In the script have something along the lines if CLID = callsA then QUEUE TO SKILLSET skill1 else if CLID - callsB then QUEUE TO SKILLSET skill2 end if Note. This is example script, I do not confirm accuracy of syntax as I am doing this quickly. Paul DS Upvote 0 Downvote
Yo can route calls by using the CLID. This can therefopre be used for both internal and external calls. A simple script could be based around. Script Variables: callsA CV CLID type set 1234 1235 1236 CallsB CV CLID type set 2345 2346 2347 In the script have something along the lines if CLID = callsA then QUEUE TO SKILLSET skill1 else if CLID - callsB then QUEUE TO SKILLSET skill2 end if Note. This is example script, I do not confirm accuracy of syntax as I am doing this quickly. Paul DS
Nov 12, 2003 Thread starter #3 Jay2003 Programmer Feb 26, 2003 147 GB Thanks. Jason Upvote 0 Downvote