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InnoMedia iPBX Administrative Guide
5
Configuring iPBX Telephony Features
InnoMedia iPBX provides salient telephony features which are easily configured via web GUI.
5.1
Configuring Auto Attendant Rules
Auto Attendant Rules allow callers to choose a path through your phone system (i.e. Press 1 for Sales, 2
for Support…,9 for operator. For many businesses, the Auto-Attendant feature is an opportunity to
replace a live operator. With a few simple clicks of the mouse you can manage call flow, build scheduled
responses, forward calls on-site or off-site, and after hours.
iPBX allows multiple Auto Attendant configurations. Different incoming call numbers can be routed to
different Auto Attendant paths. (Please see “Incoming call routing rules.”)
By default, a company may configure up to 10 different Auto Attendant rules, each with different IVR, and
member settings.
Figure 6.1 Configuring Auto Attendant Rules
1.
Go to the page of Telephony
Advanced
Auto Attendant
2.
Click an Auto Attendant record that you plan to configure, as shown in Figure 6.1,
the edit box is
displayed at the bottom of this page. This example is to configure incoming calls for customer
service purpose. Refer to Figure 5.15
,
calls bound to the number 4083786667 will be
automatically answered by this auto attendant settings: 1001, Customer Service.
3.
Highlight this Auto Attendant record, and type the name as ‘Customer Service’.