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Hi guys,
Ive looked around online, but can't seem to find an answer to my question. Our situation is as follows:
- We are using 3CX in our office environment. We have 3 numbers which are all public and are being used by our customers.
- We have a door entry system that has its own extension (2080).
- When the ''bell-icon'' is pressed on the door entry system, the call is being routed to our IVR
- Obviously we don't want that system to be routed to the IVR, because it doesnt work.
How can I make it happen that when the ''bell-icon'' is pressed, the call gets routed to one of our receptionists via internal extension?
I thought it could be done with inbound and outbound rules, but after several attempts I cant seem to figure it out.
Hope you van help me with this and thanks in advance.
Ive looked around online, but can't seem to find an answer to my question. Our situation is as follows:
- We are using 3CX in our office environment. We have 3 numbers which are all public and are being used by our customers.
- We have a door entry system that has its own extension (2080).
- When the ''bell-icon'' is pressed on the door entry system, the call is being routed to our IVR
- Obviously we don't want that system to be routed to the IVR, because it doesnt work.
How can I make it happen that when the ''bell-icon'' is pressed, the call gets routed to one of our receptionists via internal extension?
I thought it could be done with inbound and outbound rules, but after several attempts I cant seem to figure it out.
Hope you van help me with this and thanks in advance.