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Users can pick up their own parked call at the phone they parked it at but cannot pick it up at another phone. When they try to pick up the parked call at another phone, they receive a busy signal.
Yes, there have been other recent threads about the roles, but in general it sounds like the configurability around roles and permissions went away. Also Manager and Owner and System Owner roles work, per that table. The "workaround" seems to be to transfer the caller instead of parking. Note the Reception role also allows things like divert, IVR control, and setting office hours.They all need to have receptionist role to park and unpark calls?![]()
I can't think of the logic behind not letting a standard user park and unpark calls. Also I would prefer that users use call transferring instead of parking but it's what they're used to and it's easier for them to understand.Yes, there have been other recent threads about the roles, but in general it sounds like the configurability around roles and permissions went away. Also Manager and Owner and System Owner roles work, per that table. The "workaround" seems to be to transfer the caller instead of parking. Note the Reception role also allows things like divert, IVR control, and setting office hours.
It's not really an "issue" to resolve...it's a design change.We are having the same issue with V20.
This is not possible. Use the SPs. That's what they're here for.Hello, does anyone have a CFD for Shared Parking? I don't want a CFD that transfers me to SP1 or SP0, but a CFD that functions as Shared Parking. I want to transfer a participant to my CFD, and when I call the CFD again, I want to be directly connected to the participant again. Does anyone have a project file for this?
Best regards.
They changed the backend call manager. Have you tried having a call parked to an SP and THEN trying to pick it up?SP does not work in V20. I cannot place a call to SP. Is it possible for you?
Why would you use SPs like that? Just send it to the SP directly. Clearly this would be an issue since v20 is different in the background so handling these things could be problematic if not used properly.That's a good question. I only remember trying to forward a call to an unregistered extension, which then forwards the call to SP1. It didn't work because the extension wasn't registered. However, I now have a solution for that. I keep the PWA running in the browser on my server, so the extension is always active. If you can confirm that you can forward a participant to a registered extension, and then that extension forwards the participant to SP1, I could use V20. Would you be so kind as to test this for me, whether you get reconnected with the participant when calling the number of the extension that forwards to SP1?
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