SOLVED: Press #1 for English: How2adapt the design of ur IVR

[dx7]

So I was wondering how people adapt the design of their IVR to accommodate "press #1", "Press #2", "Press #3" etc... when the system of extensions is set to work with more than one digit.

"Press #100 for English, Press #200 for X" maybe?

Maybe there could be a feature request to include the option of dynamically changing the amount of digits?
Or to have the option of having a "single digit IVR" on one dedicated extension?

I'm very amazed with 3CX by the way.

 

[dx7]

Re: Press #1 for English: How2adapt the design of your IVR

Duh!

I'm totally loosing respect for myself in the process though. I'm glad this is just a monologue with a few generously quiet witnesses!

 

[sigma1]

Re: SOLVED: Press #1 for English: How2adapt the design of ur

Digital receptionist. You can program redirect based on 1 digit.

 

[edossantos]

Re: SOLVED: Press #1 for English: How2adapt the design of ur

You may create a VAD application to do that. There you can ask for user input and then take the decission depending on what the user has entered.