04-28-2010 09:31 AM - edited 03-15-2019 10:31 PM
Hi,
our support desk operates through UCCX however in the event of staff not able to get in we'd like to direct the calls to their work mobiles by manually directing the Route Point to a group number.
My first thought would be to add point CTI points to the line group that would then forward to the mobiles but the system will not allow me to add them.
This is because adding directory numbers that forward to mobiles didn't work. ( BTW, all CSS' are configured correctly to ring mobiles )
Please let me know if there is anyway to achieve this - I know that the call wouldn't bouce around the mobiles but just a way to distribute the calls on a longest idle basis would be fine.
CM 4.2(3)
Thanks in advance
04-28-2010 09:59 AM
You definitally do not want to be messing with the CTI RP or Port configuration for CCX. I would suggest adding appropriate logic within your CCX script that makes this decision. Optionally, you could enable Mobile Connect for certain users so you can direct to their enterprise directory number instead of managing cell phone numbers directly in CCX.
Here's one high-level overview of how you could accomplish this; there are others:
The Call Consult Transfer step allows you to perform further actions in certain scenarios that the Call Redirect step does not. It's up to you which you use.
04-28-2010 10:23 AM
I think the approach suggested by Jonathan will only direct calls to a single destination and the OP wanted to distribute the calls amongst a group of mobiles.
One way that this could be done is use the outline approach suggested by Jonathan but introduce "call sharing" by following the process below.
Create an XML file with the mobile numbers listed in an XML file similar that below.
You would then have a second XML file containing an integer value.
The script would read the integer value and use this to read the corresponding
The (MobileX> value would then be used in a Call Transfer Step to transfer the call to the tech support guy.
This would round robin requests to the tech guys. The maximum integer value before resetting to 1 could be made a parameter and the XML file edited as necessary.
It is not very elegant but it should work.
04-29-2010 01:15 AM
Sounds good, I'm a bit "fingers and thumbs" with scripts so I can see I'll be doing a lot of testing! but I understand where your coming from so thanks for lighting the way !
04-29-2010 02:27 AM
No problem,
I think in your situation I would probably be looking at giving the users IP Communicator for their laptosp rather than redirecting to mobiles. This would allow them to connect over a VPN and login to UCCX as normal and provide a better level of service but I guess that you may have reasons for not doing that.
Re. the scripts you could get really sophisticated and write scripts that would allow the remote users to opt their mobile in/out of the call group but I would get the basics working first.
I would be interested to hear how you progress with this.
Regards
James
04-29-2010 03:44 AM
That would be ideal and we may well go down the IPC & Agent route
- at the moment we are having a few problems with IPC over VPN hence the need for a fall back system - plus we have other depts that need to be on this kind of set up who are not users of the UCCX.
I visit our support company tomorrow so I'll run everything by them - they may even suggest something else as I'll be looking at V7 and V8 (we run V4).
04-29-2010 01:13 AM
Thanks for this - V 4.x to my knowledge does not use Mobile Connect. But I have a better ubderstanding of how we could implement this via scripts.
Thanks!!
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