Setting a passcode in a vector

[whickerman]

I have been asked to set up a call flow that asks for a password (4 digit pin) and pass the calls through if it is correct, or play a message if they dont have one or it is incorrect.

So if 1234 is entered as the correct pin code after the promt, the call continues to the call group, if not the call goes to reception after playing an announcment.

Has anybody done anything like this before or know of a way to do it?

 

[asripuram]

Hi,

This is quite a simple vector setup. Try something like the following:

01 collect 4 digits after announcement 1111 for none
02 goto step 7 if digits = 1234
03 announcement 2222
04 route-to number 0 with cov y if unconditionally
05 stop
06
07 queue-to skill 1 pri m
08 stop

If the user doesn't enter 1234, the system will ignore step 2 and carry onto step 3.

Thanks

Ash

 

[whickerman]

Thanks alot.
I will give this a go.

 

[asripuram]

Sorry, i've edited my original vector to make it look more realistic:

01 collect 4 digits after announcement 1111 for none
02 goto step 7 if digits = 1234
03 announcement 2222
04 route-to number 0 with cov y if unconditionally
05 stop
06
07 queue-to skill 1 pri m
08 wait-time 30 secs hearing music
09 goto step 07 if unconditionally
03 stop

Thanks

Ash

 

[asripuram]

God, I keep spotting typos!!
It should be:

01 collect 4 digits after announcement 1111 for none
02 goto step 7 if digits = 1234
03 announcement 2222
04 route-to number 0 with cov y if unconditionally
05 stop
06
07 queue-to skill 1 pri m
08 wait-time 30 secs hearing music
09 goto step 08 if unconditionally
10 stop

 

[98Converter]

You could also use a VRT if you have more than 1 passcode...

Thanks,
CJH

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[dciscokid23]

Using a VRT would allow you to use more digits thus increasing security.

There isnt anything one can't do, only things one doesn't know how to do.... And if you'll teach, one will learn and therefore one can do...

 

[whickerman]

thanks guys.
Now I will just look up what a VRT is and have a go at it. ;-)

 

[whickerman]

Figured out the VRT stuff.
Even better for what I wanted.

Cheers guys.